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...That's if you were born in a peaceful (civilized) country where you could receive medical care and undergo regular check-ups from birth until your last vaccination (state healthcare programs), where you were taught literacy (state education programs), where you could receive help in difficult times and during natural disasters (state social insurance programs)... where you were initially provided with normal conditions for human existence. But in a place like Burundi, the only use for hands might be something like this:

It's like if Aunt Masha had testicles, she would be Uncle Vasya. "It's better where we are not" - a favorite troll topic. In Detroit now, the probability of dying around the corner is many times higher than in Burundi behind a bush, regardless of what they taught you there and what sheets they put on the beds in the children's hospital.

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I meant, of course, that it's not 80% oil, as many might think at first glance. And that was the key point. I'm glad our pedant is always on guard, but it would be better if you wrote something substantial, instead of finding something to nitpick and being happy to insert your opinion.
Now, please do it correctly - provide graphs for 2013, not only for tourism but also for the oil and gas sector, with a mandatory indication of the source of information.