β Scribed by Benham, William T.
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The 1980s were an era of great upheaval in the gas industry, with a plethora of often-competing forces at work. The operative word for that time was truly "change." Among many in the gas industry, the hoped-for word for the 1990s will be "stability."
But stability can be misconstrued as implying no need for change, and in an industry as dynamic and complex as natural gas, we will probably never reach
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