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bounty

[boun-tee] / ˈbaʊn ti /


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Venezuela’s government says its proved oil reserves top 300 billion barrels which, if true, would make its bounty the world’s largest.

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While the U.S. has welcomed Syria’s new administration, lifting its bounty on Sharaa and ending sanctions on Damascus, doubts about the extent of the transformation persist in Washington, too.

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They aren’t the first U.S. business people to view Russia as a land of bounty—nor the first to advocate for peace through profits.

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And yet, do we delight in this bounty?

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Venezuela’s government says its proved oil reserves top 300 billion barrels, which, if true, would make its bounty the world’s largest.

From The Wall Street Journal