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"Three times this year PetrĂ³leos de Venezuela (PDVSA) has postponed bidding for seven blocks in the Orinoco which officials think would yield 1 million barrels per day of synthetic oil. The reason: the terms on offer are even stiffer than those being contemplated by Brazil’s government and the uncertainty is even greater. '
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