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Exxon rededicates itself to oil. !Exxon Corp.
Fortune
1984 : JUL 23, VOL. 110:2, p. 26-30
 1984 Kirkland, R. I.
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Superior prototypes.
Datamation
1984 : MAY, VOL. 30:7, p. 152-155, 158
 1984 Young, T. R.
365.
Expectation models and potential information content of oil and gas reserve value disclosures.
Accounting Review
1984 : APR, VOL. 59:2, p. 199-217
 1984 Dharan, B. G.
366.
China-offshore oil.
Multinational Business
1984 : 2, p. 46-49
 1984
367.
Shell oil's man in the middle. !Bookout J. !Shell Oil Company
Fortune
1984 : MAY 28, VOL. 109:11, p. 116-119
 1984 Nulty, P.
368.
OPEC's push into refining : dilemma of interactions between crude and product markets.
Energy Policy
1984 : JUN, VOL. 12:2, p. 125-134
 1984 Razavi, H.
Fesharaki, F.
369.
Strategic stockpile acquisitions and the current world oil market.
Energy Policy
1984 : JUN, VOL. 12:2, p. 216-219
 1984 Curlee, T. R.
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Is any company safe from takeover?
Fortune
1984 : APR 2, VOL. 109:7, p. 74-79
 1984 Hector, G.
371.
The Libyan economy on a path of its own.
Euromoney
1984 : APR, SUPPL. p. 1-32
 1984
372.
Structural change in the oil market.
Energy Policy
1984 : MAR, VOL. 12:1, p. 3-4
 1984 Franssen, H.
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