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JDPriestly

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6. They will be able to export energy and ramp up industrial capacity based on cheap energy.

Reply to FrodosPet (Reply #2)

Mon Jun 30, 2014, 02:30 AM

Jun 2014

It all depends on how they manage it. The result could be good or bad. It is a matter of organization, cooperation and good use of resources -- precisely the best qualities of the Germans.

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