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“Anomalies are what he calls disruptions under the ground and these were similar to what he has seen when trying to find buried graves.”

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“Repugs are totally disgusting, approving disruptions from the gallery — making deliberately untrue assertions about abortion, which not in the bill — and they will probably demand that Obama write a signing statement indicating it is not in the bill.”

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“The chairman of IHS-CERA, Daniel Yergin, says the International Energy Agency's Emergency Response Program can handle any significant short-term disruptions.”

Voice of America: Oil Conference Discusses Price, Higher Demand

“The additional policy support is to shore up confidence and help the country manage the near-term disruptions caused by the earthquake," he said.”

The Wall Street Journal: Asia Lower on Libya; Trade Data Hits China

“Saudi officials are in talks to supply refineries with oil from their spare production capacity as well, which could make up for any short-term disruptions.”

The Wall Street Journal: Crude Edge Higher; Focus on Libya

“The goal of these disruptions is for a few people to get a lot a media attention and hijack the entire public discourse," wrote executive director Mitch Stewart.”

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“But some Japanese factories reported progress Wednesday in restarting operations, raising hopes that long-term disruptions might be avoided.”

The Wall Street Journal: Worries Rise Over Disrupted Supplies

“On Monday, light, sweet crude for April delivery settled at over $102 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange as traders worried about long-term disruptions to Libya's oil supplies.”

The Wall Street Journal: Firms in Mitigation Mode as Oil Prices Jack Up Costs

“Pro-regime forces halted their push on the rebel-held city of Benghazi, and traders now fear an extended struggle between the two groups could result in long-term disruptions to Libya's oil supplies, pushing up crude prices.”

The Wall Street Journal: Crude Gains As Libya Airstrikes Spark Supply Worries