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The Keystone oil pipeline has resumed operation after a temporary shutdown following a spill of about 9,000 barrels in North Dakota, operator TC Energy has said. The restart followed the approval of TC Energy’s repair-and-restart plan, requested by the U.S. Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA), which ordered the shutdown of the pipeline. Initially, TC Energy said Keystone will operate at reduced pressure, which will then be increased gradually until it reached its normal operating conditions. The cause of the spill…