They couldn't exist when prices fell to $11, $10, or $9 a barrel. They cease to exist. Some of them will never come back.
Kay Bailey Hutchison: “They couldn't exist when prices fell to $11, $10, or $9 a barrel. They cease to exist. Some of them will never come…”
On the recordMarch 22, 2000
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Discussing the impact of falling oil prices on the viability of certain companies.
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