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Iraq oil exports from two northern fields not guaranteed

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While two companies are technically prepping their northern Iraq oil fields for exports to Turkey, political disputes between the central Iraqi govern…

By Ben Lando of Iraq Oil Report
Published December 5, 2008

While two companies are technically prepping their northern Iraq oil fields for exports to Turkey, political disputes between the central Iraqi govern…

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