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You are short on facts and incorrect to state there is a problem.

The real facts are only about 5% of tight wells flow unassisted after initial flow back of Frac Juice. The rest require some form of further assistance in either Shut in to re-build formation pressure and imbibe the Frac Juice into the formation, or swabbing to remove Frac Juice from the vertical well bore (may require multiple swab runs), or nitrogen injection to purge Frac Juice from the well bore.

So these are the facts.

These facts are normal operations in the process of developing a new well.

There is no problem and the current work program is a normal process.

There maybe other standard processes required after this process too, but that still does not mean there is a problem. We have a highly skilled team of professionals who skills and training are all about developing solutions to the conditions they encounter.

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