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I'm a reporter for the Wall Street Journal. I'm based in Dallas, covering the oil and gas industry. I'm looking to talk to landmen and others in the industry who have lost their jobs, and would love to talk to your husband's nephew.
If he'd be willing to talk to me, he can reach me at ben.casselman@wsj.com or 214-951-7123.
Thanks very much, and good luck to him.
Ben Casselman