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- noun Plural form of
coker .
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Examples
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Prall said oil refineries across the country are investing in billion-dollar machines known as cokers, which can refine the chunkiest, lowest-grade and least-expensive crude oil into highly profitable fuel such as gasoline and diesel.
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Oil refineries around the country are installing billion-dollar machines called "cokers" that are able to refine the chunkiest, low-grade and least expensive crude oil into highly profitable fuels, such as gasoline and diesel.
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Oil refineries around the country are installing billion-dollar machines called "cokers" that are able to refine the chunkiest, low-grade and least expensive crude oil into highly profitable fuels, such as gasoline and diesel.
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Oil refineries around the country are installing billion-dollar machines called "cokers" that are able to refine the chunkiest, low-grade and least expensive crude oil into highly profitable fuels, such as gasoline and diesel.
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Oil refineries around the country are installing billion-dollar machines called "cokers" that are able to refine the chunkiest, low-grade and least expensive crude oil into highly profitable fuels, such as gasoline and diesel.
detnews.com - Local 2008
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Oil refineries around the country are installing billion-dollar machines called "cokers" that are able to refine the chunkiest, low-grade and least expensive crude oil into highly profitable fuels, such as gasoline and diesel.
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Oil refineries around the country are installing billion-dollar machines called "cokers" that are able to refine the chunkiest, low-grade and least expensive crude oil into highly profitable fuels, such as gasoline and diesel.
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U.S. refiners have been upgrading their plants by adding "cokers."
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They're making hay while the sun shines, they're running flat out and a lot of those plants when they do that lease-to-lease cokers come in and make a lot asphalt when they do that.
unknown title 2011
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Instead of just simply repairing individual problems, as we've done in the past, when we take these facilities out because we have spare upgrading capacity at the moment, we take the opportunity to fully weld, overlay and repair the complete circumferential rings around the cokers.
unknown title 2011
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