AKTYUBINSK

1. Aktyubinsk , Kazakhstan
Location: 50.17 North, 57.10 East
Population (2000 estimate): 314985
Time Zone: 5 GMT
Country: Kazakhstan

Anagrams: AKTYUBINSK

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams
	Words within the letters "a-b-i-k-k-n-s-t-u-y"
	-3 letters: kabukis, tanukis.
	-4 letters: batiks, bunyas, buskin, kabuki, nubias, sanity, satiny, stinky, tabuns, takins, tanuki.
	-5 letters: abuts, ankus, antis, antsy, aunts, aunty, ayins, baits, banks, banty, basin, batik, bints, bitsy, bunks, bunts, bunya, busty, ikats, kains, kakis, kinas, kinks, kinky, knits, kyaks, kyats, nabis, nasty, nubia, nutsy, sabin, saint, satin, skink, skint, skunk, snaky.
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Subject	Topic	Quote
Economic History	Kazakhstan	China National Petroleum Company (CNPC)(PRC) purchased 65% of the Aktyubinsk state oil company in summer 1997. CNPC paid $325 million, while pledging to invest a further $4 billion in the field and in an associated oil pipeline to western China. (references)
Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.