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Total to leave Myanmar empty handed 

TOTALEnergies and Chevron Corporation will formally exit Myanmar after ongoing violence and brutality from the military junta that took power just under a year ago. 

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Patrick Pouyanne

The two share the Yadana gas field, along with Thailand's PTTEP and Myanar's state oiler.
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