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'White House Set To Extend Jones Act Waiver As Trump Hunts For Cheaper Gasoline' - Reuters Exclusive
Waiver could expire on August 16 after nearly 200 uses through end-July, US government data showsOfficials discuss narrowing waiver's scope while preserving flexibility for critical fuel supplies, sources sayNo
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