Slugcatcher suspects the Australian gas-export industry is going to feel in the next few years.">

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The problem of east meeting west

THERE are few situations more difficult than when you are caught between two opposing forces – a "meat in the sandwich" experience. This is how <i>Slugcatcher</i> suspects the Australian gas-export industry is going to feel in the next few years.

The squeeze, which is another way of describing what's happening, is also an event that defies the Rudyard Kipling advice of more than a century ago that "east is east, and west is west, and never the...

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