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announce that world oil production capacity will soon increase to 4 million barrels per day.

criticize both OPEC and non-OPEC countries for causing unexpected delays in production.

discuss the prospects for global oil supply and demand until the end of the year 2009.

predict increasing losses in the oil markets if the surplus production capacity remains unaltered.

report what will certainly happen in the international oil market over the next two years.

achieved a record-breaking increase in the world last year.

fell sharply in Europe in 2007 due to weather factors.

is likely to speed economic growth in a number of markets.

may increase in 2008-2009 at a higher rate than in 2007.

will certainly grow in OECD countries for the next 2 years.

OPEC crude oil production is expected to grow steadily over the next two years.

the oil output of Mexico and Norway, among other countries, decreased last year.

non-OPEC countries’ daily production averaged six hundred thousand barrels of oil in 2007.

an upward trend in oil production of non-OPEC nations is expected in 2008-2009.

Angola, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Iraq could not pump any oil in the first three quarters of 2007.

A report of a research on the crisis of the oceans developed by a member of an environmental policy.

An advertisement of a book about the way we can protect from global warming.

An interview with an author of a book about water supplies and the way they influence human society.

An article about an author of a book which deals with research about the impending water crisis the planet is suffering.

An article concerning nonrenewable resources and their effects to the planet.

Sachs emphasizes that the implementation of technical and economical strategies to solve the problem are to be made by politicians, industries and people in general altogether.

Sachs believes that politicians are really concerned about the crisis, but they need economical support.

Sachs concludes that if the government, the industries and people don't help, the consequences will be seriously felt.

Sachs thinks that technical and economical solutions are impossible on their own, unless people get involved.

Sachs affirms that the government does not want to afford for the implementation of the strategies.

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