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[Title] => ExxonMobil unit encouraged by hydrocarbon find in RP
[Summary] => ExxonMobil Exploration and Production Philippines B.V. said yesterday it is encouraged by its hydrocarbon find while drilling its first deepwater exploration well in the Philippines.
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