41.   It markets gasoline and other refined products primarily in Kentucky, West Virginia, Ohio and Minnesota.

42.   It then produced only enough refined products to supply its own network of gas stations.

43.   Lean gasoline and heating oil inventories also helped refined product prices higher, traders said.

44.   Meanwhile, Europe has not shut down many older refineries, which has caused a surplus of capacity keeping down profits on refined products.

45.   Meanwhile, refined product prices also dropped amid increasing supplies in Gulf Coast and New York Harbor markets where supplies for immediate delivery are available.

46.   Most of the biggest oil companies are integrated -- searching for oil, refining it, and then selling the refined products, such as gasoline.

47.   Most of the deficit is in refined products like gasoline.

48.   Needed were the refined products such as gasoline and motor oil that came from America and abroad.

49.   Oil futures climbed in London and New York as refined product prices rose amid refinery cutbacks and forecasts of freezing weather in the U.S. Northeast this weekend.

50.   Oversupply of refined products such as gasoline in western Europe now amounts to more than a million barrels a day, Bogin estimates.