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	&quot;The oil is not used for aircraft,&quot; Maritime Enforcement Agency spokeswoman Faridah Shuib said, adding it was a type used by ships.</div>
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	The slick, from which the samples were collected, was about 185 kilometres north off Malaysia&#39;s east coast state of Kelantan and just south of the point where air traffic controllers lost contact with the plane, which disappeared en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.</div>
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