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China's as yet unquenched thirst for LNG in a global market that looks awash with fuel until the middle of the next decade could help exporters like Qatar keep their production lines running.
Hot nights and breezeless days may have been relieved with iced tea or cold beer, but tempers have remained unquenched this year, mostly due to the fear that life will end if President Obama's health-care policies are put into law.
As the half wore on, the home fans demanded more from their team - who started their Swiss league campaign last week - but with Liverpool increasingly dominating possession it seemed that their thirst to take the notable scalp of the five-time European champions would go unquenched.
 
 
 
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