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Shell Fears Yearlong Delay Of Alaska Drilling Program
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The head of Royal Dutch Shell PLC's U.S. entity fears difficulties in gaining a federal air-quality permit will push back its long- delayed plans to drill in Alaska's Artic waters by another year, the Financial Times reported online Wednesday.
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