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    Oil rises above $80 as regional stocks gain (AP)

    Mon, 03/01/2010 - 00:45 EDT - Yahoo! Business News
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    A discharge valve of oil pipeline Druzhba is seen behind a fence at a village of Romanovka in Mozyr's region of Belarus, in 2007. Plans for an oil pipeline through central Europe's largest drinking water reservoir in southwestern Slovakia have sparked outrage among Slovak environmentalists and water companies alike.(AFP/ZERKALO/File/Maxim Malinovsky)AP - Oil prices rose above $80 a barrel Monday in Asia as crude traders followed regional stock markets higher.

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