The Oil Drum | NYT: Strangers in the Dazzling Night: A Mix of Oil and Misery

9 comments on NYT: Strangers in the Dazzling Night: A Mix of Oil and Misery

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Sam Foucher on December 9, 2005 - 3:43pm

It looks like the article is accessible for members only. Can you summarize it for us?

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SqueakyRat on December 9, 2005 - 6:50pm

Registration for the New York Times is free. I suppose they probably sell the information you provide, but they don't flood your inbox with spam. And whatever our complaints about the paper, it's still a fairly rich source of information.

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