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Shell is cutting another 2,200 jobs   

Oil prices are up, but the job losses just keep coming.Royal Dutch Shell (RDSA) is the latest oil company to cut back, announcing 2,200 job losses Wednesday as it attempts to cope with "lower for longer oil."


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1977

homework
  When it comes to  oil, it used to be all about Middle East. Today the Persian Gulf still has plenty of crude,but the boom is global. We produce a surplus of two to three million barrels per day. Oil buried deep beneath the earth's surface in shale rock can now be accessed with new technologies like fracking and horizontal drilling. In 2014 US oil production saw its biggest jump in more than a hundred years.And it's not the only country to unleash a flood of crude. Production in Canada and Brazil has also hit record levels. At the same time there are more alternative to  oil like natural gas and renewables. When oil supplies outstrip demands, prices fall, and cheap oil has consequences. It's great for consumers, costing less to fuel lots of cars and heat homes, but it can be tough for companies in the oil patch. It hurts the profits and leads to job cuts.And really shop dip can unsettle global markets. That's why oil prices are worth watching. They can move and shake the world economy

Emmiejiang

When it comes to oil, It uesd to be all about the Middle East. Today, the Persion Golf still has plenty of crude, but the boom is globle.We produced a surplus of 2 to 3 million barriels per day. Oil buried deep beneath the earth surface in shale rock can now be accessd with new technologies like franking and horozontal drilling.In 2014, US oil production saws its biggest jump in more than 100 years. It has not been only country to unleash a flood of crude.Production in Canada and Brazil has also hit record levels.But at the same time, there are more alternatives to oil, like natual gas and renewables. When oil supply outstrip demand, prices fall and cheap oil has consquences.It's great for consumers, costing less to fuel a lot of cars and heat homes, but it can be tough to companies in the oil hatch.It hurts profits and leads to job cuts and really sharp dip to unsettled globle markets. That's why oil prices are worth watching.They can move and shake the world economy.

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tribanana

when it comes to oil, it used to be all about the middle east, today the
persion golf still has plant of crude, but the boom is global. we produced
a surplus of 2 to 3 millon barrels per day. oil buried deep beneath the earth
surface in shale rock can now be accessed with new technologies like franking
and horizontal drilling. in 2014, US oil production saws its biggest jump in
more than 100 years. and it is not be the only country to unleash a flood
crude. production in canada and Brazil has also hit record levels, at the same
time, there are more alternatives to oil, like natural gas and renewables, when
oil supply outstrip to demand, prices fall and cheap oil has consquences, it's
great for consumers, costing less to fuel a car and heat homes, but it can tough
to the companies in the oil patch, it hurts profit and leads to job cuts and
really sharp dip to unsettled global market, that's why oil prices are worth
watching. they can move and shake the world economy.

mengzhen1314520

when it comes to oild, it used to be all about middle east. today the ```gulf still has plenty of crude, but the boom is global. we produce a surplus of 2-3 milliom barrels per day. oil buried deep beneath the earth's surface in shale rock, can now be accessed with new technologies like ```and ``` drilling. in 2014, us oil production saw its biggest jump in more than a hundred years.and it's not the only country to unleash a flood of crude. production in cananda and brazil has also hit record levels. at the same time, there are more alternatives to oil, like natural gas and renewables. when oil supplies outstrip demands, prices fall, cheap oil has consequences. it is great for consumers, costing less to fuel a lot of cars and heat homes. it can be tough for companies in the oil```. it hurts the profits and leads the job cuts. and really shock it on unsettle global markets. that is why oil prices are worth watching. they can move and shake the world economy.
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neiMR-RIGHT45

when it comes to oild, it used to be all about middle east. today the ```gulf still has plenty of crude, but the boom is global. we produce a surplus of 2-3 milliom barrels per day. oil buried deep beneath the earth's surface in shale rock, can now be accessed with new technologies like ```and ``` drilling. in 2014, us oil production saw its biggest jump in more than a hundred years.and it's not the only country to unleash a flood of crude. production in cananda and brazil has also hit record levels. at the same time, there are more alternatives to oil, like natural gas and renewables. when oil supplies outstrip demands, prices fall, cheap oil has consequences. it is great for consumers, costing less to fuel a lot of cars and heat homes. it can be tough for companies in the oil```. it hurts the profits and leads the job cuts. and really shock it on unsettle global markets. that is why oil prices are worth watching. they can move and shake the world economy.
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傻又霉3344

When it is comes to the oil, it use to be all about Eeast.today the persionn glaf still has plenty of crud, but the boom is group, we produce a surplus of two to million about today, oil burry with deeply surfac in shell roke in canno't be access with the new thechologies, but fracking and h- driling.In  2014 ,UAS oil production sales begin jump in more than one hundreds years,and its not only country to unblsh flood od crud.production in the Canlada and Brazil has also hit record levelswhen. At the  some time, there are more alternative oil like natural gas and rerewable. when oil surpry out strees mono price flow and cheap oil has consequnce.its great consumershearts and people oil. But it can be the companly in the oil patch. it has profits and lead to jod cuts.And really shop dip cand settle global markets.that' why oil price of worth watching.The can move and shalke the word economy.
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amber241

When it comes to oil, it's used to be all about the MiddleEeast. Today, the Persian Gulf still has a plenty of crude, but the boom is globle.

We produce a surplus of 2-3 million barrels per day. Oil buries deeply in a surface in shell rock can be accessed with new technologies like fracking and horizontal drilling.

In 2014, US oil production saw the biggest jump in more than 100 years, and it is not the only country to unleash a flood of crude. Production in Canada and Brizal had also hit the record levels.


At the same time, there are more alternatives to oil like natural gas and renewables. When oil supply outstrips the demands, the prices fall, and cheap oil has the consequnces.


It's great to consumers, costing less to fuel cars and heat homes. But it can be tough to the companies in the oil patch. It hurts profits and leads to job cuts. and really shop dip can unsettle the global market. That's why the oil prices are worthy watching. they can move and shake the world economy.





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深白的蓝

HOMEWORK

When it comes to oil, it used to be all about the Middle East, today the Persian gulf still has plenty of crude, but the boom is global, we produce a surplus of 2-3 million barrels per day. Oil buried deep beneath the earth's surface in shale rock can now be accessed with new technologies, like fracking and horizontal drilling, in 2014, US oil production saw its biggest jump in more than 100 years, and it's not the only country to unleash a flood of crude, production in Canada and Brazil has also hit record levels, at the same time, there are more alternatives to oil, like natural gas and renewables, when oil supply outstrips demand, prices fall, and cheap oil has consequences, it's great for consumers, costing less to fuel up cars and heat homes, but it can be tough for companies in the oil patch, it hurts  profits and leads to job cuts, and a really sharp dip can unsettle global markets, that's why oil prices are worth watching, they can move and shake the world economy.

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Ren_MTP

When it comes to oil, it used to be all about the middle east. Today the Persian gulf still has plenty of crude, but the boom is global. We produce a surples of 2-3 million barrels per day. Oil buried deep beneath the earth surface in shell rock can now be accessed with new technologies like fracking and horizontal drilling. In 2014, US oil production soar its biggest jump in more than 100 years, and it's not the only country to unleash a flood of crude. Production in Canada and Brazil has also hit record levels. At the same time, there're more alternatives to oil, like natural gas and renewables. When oil supply outstrips demand, prices fall, and cheap oil has consequences. It's great for consumers, costing less to fuel up cars and heat homes, but it can be tough for companies in the oil patch. It's hurts profits and leads to job cuts. And a really sharp dip can unsettle global markets. That's why oil prices are worth watching, they can move and shake the world economy.
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lukymango

Homework
When it comes to  oil, it used to be all about the  Middle East. Today the Persian Gulf still has plenty of crude,but the boom is global. We produce a surplus of two to three million barrels a day. Oil buried deep beneath the earth's surface in shale rock can now be accessed with new technologies like fracking and horizontal drilling. In 2014 ,US oil production saw its biggest jump in more than a hundred years.And it's not the only country to unleash a flood of crude. Production in Canada and Brazil has also hit record levels. At the same time there are more alternatives to  oil like natural gas and renewables. When oil supplies outstrip demands, prices fall, and cheap oil has consequences. It's great for consumers, costing less to fuel lots of cars and heat homes, but it can be tough for companies in the oil patch. It hurts the profits and leads to job cuts.And really shop dip can unsettle global markets. That's why oil prices are worth watching. They can move and shake the world economy.

Parisship

When it comes to oil, it used to be all about the middle-east. Today the pursion Gulf still has plenty of crude but the boom is global. We produce ** of two to three million barrels per day. Oil burried deep in the earth surface in shield rock can now be access through new technologies like fraking and horizontal drilling. In 2014, US oil production saw its biggest jump in more than a hundred years. And it's not the only country to unleash a flood of crude. Production in Canada and Brazil has also hit record levels. At the same time there are more alternatives to oil like natural gas and renewables. When oil supply outstrips demand, prices fall and cheap oil has concequences. It's great for consumers coasting less of fuel out coast and hit homes. But it can be tough the companies in the oil patch. It hurts profits and leads to job cuts. And the really shocked can unsettle global markets. That's why oil prices are worth watching. They can move and shake the world economy.
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偏冷19

homework：
When it comes to oil,it used to be all about the middle east.today the Persian Gulf (波斯湾) still have plenty of  crews ,but the boom is global.We produce the surplus（贸易顺差）of  two to three barrels per day.Oil buried(埋葬)  deeply beneath the suface in shale rock(页岩) can not be access with new technology but franking and horizontal  drilling.In 2014,US  oil producer sales a biggest  jump  in  more than a hundred year.And it’s not the only country to unleash(释放)  the  a flood of crude(洪水、原油)。Producetion  in Canada and Brazil is also hit the record levels.At the same time ,there are more alternative to oil, like natural gas and
Renewable.When the oil supply outstrip(超过) demand,prices fall ,and cheap oil has concequeces.It’s great  to customers costing less fuel a lot for cars and heat homes(制暖) .But it can be tough for the oil companies for the oil hatch.It hurt the profits and leads to job cuts.And it’s really certain ,can unsettled the global market.That’s why oil price are worth  watching,they can move and shake the world economy.

oo李莎oo

【HOMEWORK】
When it comes to oil, it used to be all about the Middle East. Today the Persian Gulf still has plenty of crude, but the boom is global. We produce a surplus of 2 to 3 million barrels per day. Oil buried deep beneath the earth's surface in shale rock can now be accessed with new technologies like wrecking and horizontal drilling. In 2014 US oil production saw its biggest jump in more than a hundred years. And it's not the only country to unleash a flood of crude. Production in Canada and Brazil has also hit record levels. At the same time there are more alternatives to oil like natural gas and renewables. When oil supplies outstrip demands, prices fall, and cheap oil has consequences. It's great for consumers, costing less to fuel our cars and heat homes, but it can be tough for companies in the oil patch. It hurts the profits and leads to job cuts. And a really sharp did can unsettle global markets. That's why oil prices are worth watching. They can move and shake the world economy.

冯娇娇111

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