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To: david who wrote (65681)	1/12/2003 10:04:02 PM
From: William B. Kohn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

Source info printed out: tonto.eia.doe.gov Date Petroleum Imports from Iraq (Mb/d) 1949 0.00 1950 0.00 1951 0.00 1952 0.00 1953 0.00 1954 0.00 1955 0.00 1956 0.00 1957 0.00 1958 0.00 1959 0.00 1960 17.39 1961 20.17 1962 2.35 1963 0.88 1964 0.00 1965 15.60 1966 25.88 1967 4.70 1968 0.00 1969 0.00 1970 0.00 1971 10.77 1972 3.59 1973 4.19 1974 0.00 1975 2.47 1976 26.07 1977 73.68 1978 62.12 1979 87.81 1980 28.22 1981 0.00 1982 2.67 1983 10.30 1984 12.44 1985 46.27 1986 81.13 1987 82.80 1988 345.48 1989 449.38 1990 518.10 1991 0.00 1992 0.00 1993 0.00 1994 0.00 1995 0.00 1996 1.16 1997 89.12 1998 335.67 1999 725.38 2000 613.48 On another site I found that Iraq's oil production in 1990 was around 2.9MB/d and in 1999 it had climbed back to 2.3MB/d. This makes more sense, but it is substantially more than 2MB/d bill