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By MATTHEW RICE
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NEW YORK — Crude oil futures rose Monday after Iran turned away U.N. inspectors from a nuclear site and further indicated it plans to defy a looming U.N. deadline to suspend uranium enrichment.

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|NEW YORK — Crude oil futures rose Monday after Iran turned away U.N. inspectors from a nuclear site and further indicated it plans to defy a looming U.N. deadline to suspend uranium enrichment.
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