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Lundin Oil (LOILY, LOILB Sweden)
An SI Board Since April 1996
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Emcee:  Bobby Yellin Type:  Unmoderated
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992 Papua New Guinea: Oil Search Ltd is believed to be on the verge of replacing USTomas-4/8/1999
991 <<Have any of these projects reached financial closure yet?>> IRazorbak-4/8/1999
990 Lundin Oil Spuds First Well in Sudan lundinoil.comTomas-4/8/1999
989 Papua New Guinea pipeline project: Delayed start but faster work timetable AGLTomas-4/8/1999
988 Razor, I remember your words of wisdom back in 1997: <<This is a gas projTomas-4/7/1999
987 <<Santos Ltd. Managing Director Ross Adler said there's still only a Razorbak-4/7/1999
986 Papua New Guinea - Queensland gas pipeline: Continued stalemate Santos' AdTomas-4/7/1999
985 Oil conference in Geneva April 19-20 on opportunities for investing in Libya ITomas-4/7/1999
984 Libya invites more oil investment as sanctions ease By Andrew Mitchell LONDON,Tomas-4/7/1999
983 Libya ready to let U.S. oil firms resume operations TUNIS, April 7 (Reuters) -Tomas-4/7/1999
982 Industry anxious to get back to Libya. Bank of England lifs financial sanctionsTomas-4/7/1999
981 The Times, Wednesday: Oil companies look to Libya By Carl Mortishead, InternatTomas-4/7/1999
980 Sudan/ Oil news: See the Talisman thread Subject 18614Tomas-4/6/1999
979 Financial Times Tuesday: "US oil companies determined to return to Libya&qTomas-4/6/1999
978 U.N. Libya move opens way for U.S. to lift oil sanctions By Bernie Woodall NEWTomas-4/5/1999
977 Libya: UN Sanctions suspended but some US sanctions remains. What's next? Tomas-4/5/1999
976 Bloomberg: Libya's Handover of Suspects May Lead to an Oil Boom Tomas-4/5/1999
975 Libya Suspects Arrive in Netherlands - sanctions to be suspended automatically Tomas-4/5/1999
974 Financial Times Monday April 5: Libya- Stage set for trial of Lockerbie suspectTomas-4/4/1999
973 Sudan & Libya: A conference on oil and gas opportunities in Africa is beingTomas-4/4/1999
972 Libya: Lockerbie Suspects Get Passports By SALAH NASRAWI Associated Press WriteTomas-4/3/1999
971 UN Envoy Heads For Libya For Lockerbie Handover By Evelyn Leopold UNITED NATIOTomas-4/2/1999
970 Libya: Lockerbie suspects handover 'imminent' - BBC April 2 news.bbc.coTomas-4/2/1999
969 Hopes High for Libya Keeping Word UNITED NATIONS (AP) April 1 - Secretary-GeneTomas-4/2/1999
968 Sudan: The pipeline is 100% complete! They are now installing the pumping statiTomas-3/30/1999
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