hat as many as 20 international firms, including some from the US, took part in the meeting. 
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Further meetings are scheduled for London on 15 September, AFP reported. 
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Among the London attendees will be Anglo-Dutch oil giant Shell, which established an office in Tripoli in 2001 and signed heads of agreement to lay out the principles for doing business in Libya earlier this year.
<p><b>Change of heart</b>
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On Sunday, Libya laid out the terms of its tender process.
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Bids for six offsh