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Seven Sisters
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petroleum industry
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Enrico Mattei
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break up
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U.S. Government
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Standard Oil
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oil
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cartel
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Third World
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Arab states
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OPEC
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gaining power by the 1970s
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Esso
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Mobil
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ExxonMobil
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Royal Dutch Shell
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Anglo-Persian Oil Company
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British Petroleum
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Amoco
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BP
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Mobil
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ExxonMobil
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Chevron
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Texaco
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Gulf Oil
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BP
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Cumberland Farms
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Texaco
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ExxonMobil
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Chevron
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Shell
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BP
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supermajors
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11 March
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2007
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Financial Times
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OECD
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Saudi Aramco
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Saudi Arabia
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JSC Gazprom
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Russia
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CNPC
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China
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NIOC
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Iran
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PDVSA
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Venezuela
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Petrobras
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Brazil
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Petronas
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Malaysia
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Pemex
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Mexico
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The Road Warrior
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Mel Gibson
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Anthony Sampson
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ISBN 0-553-20449-1
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Daniel Yergin
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Nico Perrone
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ENI
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Nico Perrone
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Enrico Mattei
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Cartel
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Fossil fuel
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Monopoly
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Petroleum
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Supermajor
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11 March
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2007
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Nicholas Vardy
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March 27
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2007
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March 11
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2007
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History of the petroleum industry
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