Iraq’s
crude-oil exports have soared to nearly 2.5 million barrels per day, a
20-percent increase over last year. The Iraqi boom – coupled with increased
production in Saudi Arabia and the near total recovery of Libya’s oil industry
— is expected to stabilize oil prices, probably even after the sanctions
against Iran’s oil take effect in July.
[The New York Times, 3 June].
[The New York Times, 3 June].
Good news.
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Anon 1:15 AM
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Dear Mr Uskowi
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I thought this type of gutter talk is only allowed in the chambers of the Islamic so-called parliament?
If we are not allowed to reply in kind then why do you allow such personal attacks on your site?
Please clarify this.
@ 2:05 PM,
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