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BP refuses to quit US over oil disaster AFP LONDON — BP will not quit the United States over the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster that had "threatened the very existence" of the energy giant, its new … Six months of the Gulf oil disasterWorld Socialist Web Site BP sells four Gulf of Mexico oil fieldsThe Guardian BP CEO slams media, rivals for boosting spill fearsReuters DailyFinance –CanadianBusiness.com –National Journal all 305 news articles »

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BP's Gulf oil spill: Time to quit blaming and start cooperating Helium … oil spill that has happened in the Gulf of Mexico. The time to stop the blame game is when we know all the facts and a culprit to this disaster is found … In Gulf oil disaster, cameras can't capture the human tollCNN (blog) Florida Releases July 26, 2010 Gulf Oil Spill Situation UpdateGov Monitor Allen: BP will begin plugging well next weekUSA Today ADI News (blog) –Dayton Daily News –Examiner.com all 404 news articles »

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Reuters

Oil Spill: BP's Tony Hayward will 'quit in days' Telegraph.co.uk Bob Dudley, the director of its oil spill response unit, has enjoyed a better media profile since taking over operational control in the Gulf of Mexico and … BP board to decide on HaywardIndependent BP plays down Tony Hayward exit reportsMetro The Conversation: Oil Spill UpdateABC News FinancialAdvice.co.uk –TopNews United Kingdom (blog) –Reuters Africa all 420 news articles »

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Heat turned up on Barton; call for him to quit energy panel post comes from GOP
WASHINGTON – Democrats sought to make Rep. Joe Barton the face of Republican policies on Friday after his apology to oil giant BP, and another GOP colleague called for the Arlington lawmaker to give up his top post on the House energy committee.
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Eastday-BP boss won’t quit over Gulf spill
A logo of BP is seen at a gas station in Pensacola, western Florida, the United States, June 5, 2010. British Petroleum (BP)’s CEO Tony Hayward said Sunday he will not resign over the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico and is optimistic about his company?ˉs recovery from the incident.
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BP chief won’t quit over Gulf of Mexico spill
Associated Press – June 6, 2010 7:14 AM ET LONDON (AP) – BP PLC chief executive Tony Hayward says he won’t step down over the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
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