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23 January
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What does Run out mean in (We should allow the price of oil and gas to rise or even run out.) mean?
What does Run out mean in (We should allow the price of oil and gas to rise or even run out.) mean?
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@Cehy but in the sentence is the (price of oil) not the (oil). So how the price of oil will finish?
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@Cehy i think the meaning will be wrong, if we say (How much will the price of oil go down?)
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