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Jean Chretien: Tax buffer between oil and natural gas prices-may vanish in August
Jean Chretien: Tax buffer between oil and natural gas prices-may vanish in August

Jean Chretien: Tax buffer between oil and natural gas prices-may vanish in August

Date2/23/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: Jean Chretien: Tax buffer between oil and natural gas prices-may vanish in August.
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