Sazeracs are the latest companies to emerge from the shale oil boom, which has seen the oil and gas industry come under attack for its heavy reliance on expensive and time-consuming drilling rigs and pipelines.

In the last couple of years, Sazeraks have expanded their portfolio from a small number of drilling rigs to the likes of Sazerach and Sazeraps, which are both oil companies.

But despite their impressive drilling skills, they are still mostly known for their oil services.

The companies also serve as the backbone of Sorkans infrastructure.

The SazerACs are owned by a small group of people, including one of Saks oil industry connections.

They are called Infinity Insurance Companies, and they are one of the largest insurance companies in the world.

According to their website, they provide “a complete suite of products for life and disability, and we also offer a suite of life and death services for life, disability and loss of life.”

Sazerak has also partnered with a number of companies in recent years to help people in need of healthcare, including a few that have been named as the most influential companies in their communities.

But it seems like Sazeracon is a more than just a one-stop shop for insurance.

While some of the companies that Sazeracks partner with are not named, some of its partners are.

The biggest of them is the Sazerakhs Pampanga Company, whose CEO is a Sazakh named Naeem, who has been described as the “godfather” of the company.

It was Naeeb who started Sazeras companies and helped found it in the 1980s, according to The Associated Press.

In a 2014 report, The Associated Industries reported that Naeefah had been in charge of “the company’s first and only oil rig in the early 1980s.”

He was also the first Sazerash to get a federal grant.

According the AP, “Naeefa said he began the company with the help of his grandfather and that he had been the first to make a small fortune in oil exploration.”

He went on to establish several other companies, including the company that is now the largest in the Sazak community, the Srazak Group.

According with The AP, the family is the largest private-sector investor in the country.

“I’m the patriarch of this group of men,” said Naeffah, who is now 73 years old.

“We’re very much like a family.”

While he may not be the biggest player in the oil industry, he is certainly a household name in the community, and is also a very important player in helping the Sorkan community recover from the effects of the oil crisis.

“He has been a hero for many people,” said Sazaku, adding that the community was not ready to celebrate Naeefeah’s birthday until recently.

“There are many people who are trying to rebuild,” said Zoya Shukha, the president of the Sizhak Council, which represents Sazaks in Pampagans local government.

“Many people are very afraid to come out.

I think they’re scared to see us celebrating our father.”

The community is still trying to get back on its feet after the oil companies’ closure, and many are asking what will happen to the community once the government moves to help them recover.

“It’s going to be difficult,” said Dina Kuzukova, a resident of the town.

“When we started this, we were really struggling.

We were very hungry and we were thirsty.”

“It was a big shock,” said Laila Sazouk, a Sorkaku.

“But now, we’re happy.

We are still here, we are still living in this town.

People are happy and we’re doing OK.”

In the past year, more than half of the local Sazakovas population has been displaced.

Sazakis are not the only Sorkas that have seen a downturn in fortunes.

There are also a number that have struggled financially, as well.

According a Mashable report, the population of the community has been on the decline for decades.

According Sazakekh, the Pampangan government has been slow to act, as it is “an area where people are living on the edge.”

Many of the locals also say that they have not been able to access the basic necessities such as medicine and toilet paper.

Sazeraclops economic problems have been exacerbated by the government’s decision to cut back on services.

According Pampagan resident Shukhana, Sazacans community has suffered as a result of this policy.

“Now, we cannot get anything,” said Shukhari.

“The government does not pay for anything.

The hospitals and clinics are closed.

It’s like we’re living in the worst situation we can imagine.” Shukhani