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On February 14, Enbridge Inc. TSX:ENB NYSE:ENB reported its fourth quarter earnings. They not only came in below analyst expectations, but also below results from the year before.The company transported 2.7 million barrels per day of oil on its Mainline network, a slight increase from the year prior, yet core e
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