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IN <i>News Wrap:</i> Woodside executive compares oil price cycle to a Benny Hill chase scene; Chevron denies FIFO rosters impact mental health; Shell-BG merger faces Chinese regulatory test; Crude rally continues; and refinery could fall to Islamic State.

Blair Price

The Benny Hill cycle The naughty comedian died 23 years ago but his trademark TV show-closing chase scene has now been used as analogy for the oil downturn by Woodside business development and growth...

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