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And so, what we've done here is on the— on the top, on the horizontal axis is we've laid out our 5 scenarios for Point Thompson incremental oil production ranging from the 0 to the 270 as the 2 kind of sidebars. And then we've laid out on the vertical axis our 5 scenarios for Prudhoe Bay incremental oil production ranging from the zero down to the 500 million loss. And so, on the top right is our baseline scenario, which is going to be the 270 million barrels additional production from Point Thompson and the zero oil impact at Prudhoe Bay. And then on the bottom left is kind of the worst case scenario with zero incremental Point Thompson production and a 500 million barrel loss at Prudhoe Bay. And so, looking at these scenarios, there's a total of 25 different production scenarios that we can look at.

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