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Editorial Comment: Maintenance spending to jump in 2016 as refiners catch up with turnarounds

The number of scheduled refinery turnarounds in North America is anticipated to rise this year after declining sharply in 2015, as refiners delayed maintenance shutdowns to capitalize on abundant quantities of low-priced feedstock.

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