I think both sides, China and Canada, would have a strong incentive to maintain diversification. We would not want to replace our current dependence on the U.S. with new dependence on China. Similarly, the Chinese would not want to become overly dependent on Canada in the case that there was some disruption with the U.S. However, that still leaves plenty of room for us to send them, say, half a million barrels a day in the context of a market where they consume 16 million barrels and we produce five million barrels.
