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This bill prohibits the export of diesel fuel from the United States during certain periods when domestic retail prices are high. Sec. 2, Prohibition on export of diesel fuel during certain periods: The Secretary of Commerce must ban diesel fuel exports to any country during a period that starts on the 14th consecutive day the average U.S. retail diesel price exceeds $5 per gallon, and ends on the first day after that start date that is the 30th consecutive day the price is below $4.50 per gallon.
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