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Re: Dumotier21 post# 4188

Thursday, 03/17/2011 9:01:02 AM

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Quite alright, but there is a assumption that (1) they are going to get the contract and (2) they will be able to get future contracts in the Shale areas against the competition they are now facing. Would it not be easier to get a great price now they the Shale areas are to be developed and are still in flux, or should they wait and lose to Nalco or others? In short if Haliburton and others get contracts for the Shale areas we are back to the BP oil spill where some actor beats ESPH out. Please comment
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