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The phrase is puzzling for people trying to understand it as a policy goal. The United States already produces more oil than ever before.

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Demand from China and the rest of the world ensures its impact on diplomacy and markets, but there's no question its supremacy is waning China and the rest of the world remain thirsty for oil. That ...