Worries in Georgia have sparked a new interest in European energy security.

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Oil is making a bit of a slide today against a strong dollar.

Oil is also making tumbles today over supply concerns.

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Oil is down today: weak demand has completely outweighed the Georgian conflict.

Oil prices are expected to extend a rally, however, due to weak US stockpiles.

A weakened dollar is also creating fluctuating oil prices.

There are some pretty heavy deals in the works between Turkey and Iran.

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Oil is rising slightly in preparation for the news that there may be a supply drop.

The GOP is still trying hard to prove the benefits of offshore drilling.

A study of the damage to a Turkish oil pipeline may take a week to complete.

Downbeat news in the stock market is causing a general drop for oil’s outlook.

Oil traders were more or less indifferent to the Russian attack on the Georgian pipeline.

Pelosi acknowledges that she might just allow for a vote on the oil drilling legislation.

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Oil fell about one dollar a barrel thanks to the dollar climbing in value against foreign currency.

The Russians have ordered to end their attack on Georgia, hopefully putting any supply worries to rest.