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Oil Majors, Governments Haggle over Oil Output Cuts

lga Yagova, Alla Afanasyeva and Dmitry Zhdannikov April 28, 2020

The West Chirag Platform, part of the Chirag Oil Project in the Azerbaijani Caspian Sea - Credit: BP (File Photo)

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