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    This document provides a works cited list of 12 sources that discuss various aspects of the Keystone XL oil pipeline including its potential economic and environmental impacts. The sources include articles from periodicals, government documents, and books that debate issues such as whether the pipeline will create jobs, dependence on foreign oil, environmental risks of oil spills, and climate change impacts.

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