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Mr. Zucker seemed a bit underwhelmed at the prospect of supplying four nights of coverage, principally on MSNBC, the network's cable channel.
The question is whether the EU will be able to agree on when and where to intervene with this new ESDI, which has arms manufacturers salivating at the prospect of supplying all the new kit required.
Oil prices surged to record highs above $70 a barrel as the market quailed at the prospect of supply disruptions in the Mexican Gulf.
With so many people worrying about oil supplies and a bird-flu pandemic, the prospect of supply chains collapsing around the world can seem a scary idea.It shouldn't be.
The prospect of supply-side structural reforms, badly needed, for instance, to loosen the inflexible labour market, has boosted outside investors' hopes for Japan and sent its stockmarket soaring.
Gazprom had said previously from Tuesday it would deliver only gas that had already been paid for, raising the prospect of supplies to Ukraine being cut off immediately and disruptions in onward gas flows to Europe.
Though the project will not deliver any oil until at least 2007, it is still seen as strategically important for both Russia and the United States, which has sought to diversify its supplies away from the Middle East, where political tensions are raising the prospect of supply disruptions.
One juicy plum is the prospect of building and supplying the fuel for more Iranian nuclear power plants.Russian influence in the Middle East, much reduced after the end of the Soviet Union and repeated American military action in the region, has fallen further in recent years because of the Arab spring and the toppling of autocrats such as Muammar Qaddafi in Libya.
A new Saudi field has come on stream, improving the prospect of a supply boost.
The prospect of limited supply led to panic buying last Thursday.
So there seems little immediate prospect of fresh supplies coming on to the market to ease prices.
