Venezuela
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- proper noun
- /ˌvɛnəˈzweɪlə/
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Venezuela
- And the way that Venezuela has made money is their oil.
- oil in Venezuela
- Venezuela under Chávez
- Venezuela and OPEC
We'll send Francis back to Venezuela, you know, right.
- We'll send Francis back to Venezuela, you know, right.
- And that's what's going on in Venezuela right now and Zimbabwe.
- Just go do your research on Venezuela and Cuba.
- Trying to connect teachers from Venezuela and the US.
- And the way that Venezuela has made money is their oil.
- So they have rolling blackouts a lot in Venezuela still to this day.
- We've seen this already with places like Iran, Venezuela, North Korea.
- Today Venezuela and Cuba are helping us.
- Guadumito is at the border between Venezuela and Colombia.
- Like when I came back from Venezuela, my mum died while I was in Venezuela.
- And and we're looking to make deals with places like Venezuela and Saudi Arabia.
- Flying planes across between Venezuela and Colombia, Anything can happen to you.
- And then they would have to recognize Venezuela and Cuba.
- And he claims, no, I won and they destroyed Venezuela.
- That's Dutch Antilles just off the coast of Venezuela.
- Countries like Russia, Brazil, Saudi Arabia, and Venezuela are all primarily commodity exporters.
- And it started in the north of South America with countries like Venezuela.
- How about that We're making Venezuela rich.
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More importantly, Venezuela will continue growing its economy, with an eight percent expansion expected for 2008.
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The U.S. Army considered Russian influence in Venezuela a serious threat.
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Just go do your research on Venezuela and Cuba.
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Trying to connect teachers from Venezuela and the US.
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Our struggle continues and we will not rest until the will of the people of Venezuela is respected.
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Flight time to Caracas, Venezuela, this evening is five hours and 32 minutes.
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In fact, the last country with substantial oil wealth to successfully democratize was Venezuela, and that was in 1958.
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But she came from Venezuela and settled in Puerto Rico, and her aunt is a farmer.
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This is an historic moment for Venezuela…
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My friend is proudly from Venezuela, a country known for its beautiful landscapes.
Synonyms
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A country in northern South America by the Caribbean Sea known for oil
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Etymology
Venezuela comes from a name meaning 'little Venice' because early explorers saw houses on stilts over the water and thought the place looked like Venice. That's why the country has this name.