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Aug 22 08:16 AMAt this point, Exxon has only expressed an interest in bidding on the blocks that will be put up for auction. By expressing a formal interest Exxon gets to see seismic and other data on the various blocks to be auctioned. An expression of interest does not mean Exxon will bid, if they don't like the resource availability they won't bid, if they don't like the financial terms they won't bid. If they decide they do like the resource play and they like the terms they can always partner with another firm in a joint venture. So this will not alter XOM's results for years.
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