Talk:Antoine Rostand
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Archived source from Fr wiki
editThere was a Bloomberg article cited on the French wiki. The archive of the page can be found here: Asia to Provide Majority of Oil Engineers, Schlumberger Says.
Another archived source was from Upstream, describing themselves as "The International Oil & Gas News Source". The archive of that page can be found here: SBC opens 4 new offices.
There may be other sources there that aren't included in the article here for whatever reason. I know I removed one that pointed to a general page on the Paris Space Week site that was meant to support something from 2016; as a dynamic page, its content is for current events and so it failed verification.
Just FYI for anyone reviewing this article. OIM20 (talk) 01:13, 15 September 2024 (UTC)