Talk:Offshore Industry Liaison Committee

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What they probably haven't noticed is that after the first couple of years of the OILC's existence, we haven't been asking to enter."

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1. We who? Wikipedia is not for first person narratives.

2. Why haven't you (they) been asking to enter?

"after a series of criminally irresponsible decisions"
Was someone actually convicted of something or is this just hyperbole?

Please fix this article. Thanks.

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Ronnie McDonald. Not Ronald. Bit of a difference me thinks.

--Jerzy•t 07:43, 24 October 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Actually, not at all clear that he doesn't use "Ronald" in other contexts. See Ronald MacDonald (economist) & its ext lks, e.g. his Strathclyde photo (which i can't display) is labelled using "Ronnie".

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