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Posted: Fri 12:54, 02 Aug 2013
Post subject: The Gulf Spill- Who Should Investigate-_6
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, including those of Exxon Mobile which has a reputation today as best in class. Such an internal panel is a necessary complement to the public commission because, at the end of the day, only through internal changes in company leadership, management, systems, processes and culture
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