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Iranian oil workers work at Tehran's oil refinery, Iran, Saturday, Nov. 17, 2007
Arab World   Economy   Investment   Photos   Saudi Arabia   		 The Star 
Oil hits record near $128, Saudi raises output
| NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil shot to a record high near $128 a barrel on Friday after Goldman Sachs, the most active investment bank in energy markets, forecast a continued spike in prices through the e... (photo: AP / Vahid Salemi)
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Arizona   Economy   Oil   Photos   Prices   		 Business Journal 
Oil prices soar to new heights as Arizona faces record gas prices
> | Oil prices jumped above a record $127 per barrel Friday as Goldman Sachs Group projected oil prices to hit $141 this summer and $150 to $200 per barrel over the next two years. | All that puts inf... (photo: WN / deniseyong)
Petron - Davao City, Philippines  Middle East Online 
Oil price surges to record 127.43 dollars
LONDON - The price of oil rocketed to a record high point of 127.43 dollars per barrel on Friday, as US President George W. Bush prepared to urge Saudi Arabia to pump more crude, analysts said. | New ... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal)
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Poland 2007. Oil Stations in Poland :BP , Statoil, LOTOS, Orlen. Oil and gas prices in Poland. Polish Rafineries in EU. (mb1) WN Photographer  International Herald Tribune 
Oil rallies to new high near $128
| : Oil shot to a record high near $128 on Friday after Goldman Sachs, the most active investment bank in energy markets, raised sharply its forecast for prices. | U.S. crude hit a peak of $127.82 and... (photo: WN/Marzena Bozek)
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People attempt to put out flames in their burning village on the outskirts of Lagos, Nigeria, Thursday, May 15, 2008. Independent online
Nigeria pipeline burns for second day
| Lagos - Nigerian firefighters battled on Friday to put out flames pouring from a burst oil pipeline a day after a huge explosion that Red Cross officials said killed 10... (photo: AP Photo)

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Poland - Shell - oil and gas prices - energy - economy. wnhires (mb1) WN Photographer The Independent
Shell's support for carbon capture plant raises hopes for emissions cuts
| Royal Dutch Shell has agreed to invest in one of the largest carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects in the world. | The oil major's decision yesterday to co-sponsor ... (photo: WN/Marzena Bozek)
Dutch   Emissions   Photos   Projects   Shell  
South Korean stock brokers celebrate as the stock market wraps up the year with the closing ceremony in Seoul, Thursday, Dec. 30, 2004. The Korea Composite Stock Price Index closed the year´s last trading at 895.92.(dn1) International Herald Tribune
Asian stocks gain
| : Asian stocks rose cautiously on Friday as the dollar steadied against the yen and oil prices hovered below record highs, offering a rare lull in the market's gyration... (photo: AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon)
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Traffic is backed up on the northbound Interstate 5 Freeway following an overnight multi-vehicle cra The Times Of India
OPEC trims estimate for global oil demand
|     LONDON: The Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) on Thursday trimmed its forecast for global growth in oil demand in 2008, the latest ... (photo: AP Photo)
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CALTEX - FUEL - OIL - PETROLEUM - GASOLINE STATION Turkish Press
Oil prices higher in Asian trade
| A Manila petrol station. World oil prices rose in Asian trade Friday amid tight global supplies and as investors continued to buy into the commodity which has given bet... (photo: WN / Renzelle Mae Abasolo)
Asian   Manila   Oil   Photos   Prices  
Fire men attempt to put water on flames at a burning village on the distant outskirts of Lagos, Nigeria, Thursday, May. 15, 2008. BBC News
Lagos pipeline blast 'kills 100'
| At least 100 people have been killed in an oil pipeline explosion in Nigeria's commercial capital Lagos, the local Red Cross says. | The explosion tore through the Ijeg... (photo: AP / )
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Opec meets to discuss . prices output levels. ula1 International Herald Tribune
OPEC, again, trims forecast for global growth in oil demand
| : OPEC on Thursday trimmed its forecast for global growth in oil demand in 2008 for the second time this year, in the latest sign that record oil prices were slowing co... (photo: WN)
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Opec meets to discuss . prices output levels. ula1 OPEC, again, trims forecast for global growth in oil demand International Herald Tribune
Opec ministers gather. ula1 OPEC: Refinery mismatch strains crude price Oil & Gas Journal
A Thai family waits after buying a sack of rice at a government-owned shopping center in Bangkok, Thailand Thursday, May 1, 2008. Opec experience warns against Asian rice cartel  Business Day
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British Airways BA earnings rise sharply despite soaring fuel costs Turkish Press
Frame grab from the Osama bin Laden videotape released by the Department of Defense on Dec. 13, 2001. cg1 Bin Laden: Palestinian cause fuels war The State
British Airways BA cuts flights in face of £2 billion fuel bill The Times
Energy
UAE, UK join hands for peaceful nuclear energy UAE, UK join hands for peaceful nuclear energy Khaleej Times
President Bush Visits Dayton, Ohio, Discusses Global War on Terror Republicans abandon Bush on food, energy issues The Press Democrat
Coffee - A Cup of Coffee- Decafinated coffee - Caffeine wnhires (js1) Teens love energy drinks so much that they're drinking them all the way to the ER. Daily Press
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Petronas, Petroleum Nasional of malaysia, malaysian local petroleum, oil, energy, gasoline, industry, petroleum, fuel. tp1 Petronas' Labuan methanol plant commissioned The Star
A van carrying U.S. Marine Staff Sgt. Tyrone Luther Hadnott leaves police station as he is trensferred to prosecutors in Okinawa city Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2008. Top Japanese officials urged the U.S. military Tuesday to tighten discipline after Hadnott was arrested on suspicion of raping a 14-year-old girl on the southern island of Okin Marine convicted of abusive conduct in Japan USA Today
SPECTACULAR ALASKA(ST1) Global-warming myth The Washington Times
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