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Spotlight EUROPE LIBYA Issue dated 01/09/2011

Scramble underway for contracts

In something of a paradox, on the eve of the "Friends of Libya " summit in Paris on September 1 France and Britain, which led NATO ‘s Operation Odyssey Dawn against Gaddafi's forces, are among the worst placed to win [...] (558 words)

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Consultants smooth the way

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Paris' spares no expense in Libya

London helps Libyan rebels

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French bosses aren’t rattling sabres over Libya

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