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Bituminous sands / Peak oil / Oil sands / Athabasca oil sands / Steam-assisted gravity drainage / Cold heavy oil production with sand / Heavy crude oil / Steam injection / Oil reserves in Canada / Petroleum / Soft matter / Geology of Canada
Date: 2012-10-17 18:30:07
Bituminous sands
Peak oil
Oil sands
Athabasca oil sands
Steam-assisted gravity drainage
Cold heavy oil production with sand
Heavy crude oil
Steam injection
Oil reserves in Canada
Petroleum
Soft matter
Geology of Canada

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