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Oil prices weakened in Asian trade Wednesday as speculative funds dashed for the exit amid concerns that problems in the US housing market could slow US growth, dealers said.At 2:55 pm (0655 GMT), New York's main contract, light sweet crude for September delivery, was down 21 cents to 72.21 US dollars a barrel from 72.42 dollars in late US trades Tuesday.
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