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09-02-2015, 04:24 PM
Eastern Libya struggles to attract oil buyers in row with Tripoli
CAIRO (Reuters) - Libya's official government is struggling to woo oil majors in a bid to control oil revenue and force a rival Tripoli government into a U.N. peace deal because foreign clients are wary of breaking with the established state energy firm in the capital.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Libya's official government is struggling to woo oil majors in a bid to control oil revenue and force a rival Tripoli government into a U.N. peace deal because foreign clients are wary of breaking with the established state energy firm in the capital.
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