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The year is 2015. Brazil has won the World Cup and is experiencing significant economic and nationalistic growth. However, it becomes the target of bioterrorist attacks due to a "leak" claiming that the world's oil supply would run out. Therefore, the country becomes a prime target for powerful nations because it is one of the largest producers of this substance.
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The year is 2015. Brazil has won the World Cup and is experiencing significant economic and nationalistic growth. However, it becomes the target of bioterrorist attacks due to a "leak" claiming that the world's oil supply would run out. Therefore, the country becomes a prime target for powerful nations because it is one of the largest producers of this substance.
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