"Oil-drilling structure" NYT crossword answer is:
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An oil-drilling structure is a type of structure used to extract oil from the ground. It is typically composed of a derrick, a drilling rig, and other related equipment. The derrick is a tall structure that supports the drilling rig, while the drilling rig is used to bore into the ground and extract the oil. The other equipment includes pumps, tanks, and other components necessary for the extraction process. The Crossword Clue NYT (September 25 2023) is a clue to help people identify this type of structure.
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