When the author states that “proven reserves have dried up” he means that these reserves have:
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When the author states that “proven reserves have dried up” he means that these reserves have:
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The main idea implied in the final sentence is that:
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The word “force” in “the speed, force, and depth of a drill,” is to “forceful” as:
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Indeed in “Indeed …it remains a hands-on industry.” introduces a(n):
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The information presented in the title is:
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The opposite of “deep” in “very deep water” is:
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The verb phrase in “have yielded” is in the:
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The underlined word in “nearly 40,000…..” means the same as:
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“as” in “as development proceeds” is used in the same way as in:
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The first sentence of the text implies that paper: