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Lawmakers urge Obama admin to approve natural gas exports

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. lawmakers on Tuesday ratcheted up pressure on the Obama administration to speed approval for companies to export natural gas arguing it would help relieve a glut that has dampened output of the fuel.
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