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Ian Hume and David J. Greer, managing directors of AMEC Offshore Services and Shell Philippines Exploration B.V., respectively, signed the contract witnessed by Minister of State of Scotland Brian Wilson and George F. Ruffner, counselor for commercial affairs of the US Embassy.


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