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Trans Mountain pipeline’s expansion will almost triple Alberta oil-sands producers’ ability to ship their heavy crude to the Pacific Coast .
Analyst: Pipeline will most directly affect a similar grade called Basrah Heavy that's produced in OPEC member Iraq .
U.S. West Coast refiners that have relied on Basrah heavy and other crudes from the Middle East will have incentives to switch to Canadian oil.
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