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Brazil
* alone accounts for one-third of Latin America's economic activity.
* also has important trading links with a number of Arab countries, notably Saudi Arabia
  - probably the highest level of tobacco advertising per capita in the world
* also has the biggest number of Japanese descendents outside Japan
  - world s second highest number of murders of homosexuals
* being larger than the continental United States has many varied regions and cultures.
* by-product of a previous manufacturing process which was stopped several years ago.
* claims the highest primate diversity of any country in the world.
* continues to be the largest online market in Latin America
  - increase soybean exports in competition with the United States
* country of continental size, and arguably the most biologically rich nation on Earth.
* country rich in natural resources
  - resources and natural advantages
* country that adapts readily to rapid changes and new opportunities
  - has a good intellectual base and a good industrial base
  - with great differences in wealth between people
* culture filled with spiritualism and miracles.
* currently leads the world in coffee production
  - produces about three-quarters as much as the rest of Latin America together
* developing country which needs capital investment
* generates nearly one-third of all goods and services produced in Latin America.
* harbors the largest region of untouched jungle on Earth
  - wintering concentration
* has a comparative advantage in the production of automobiles
  - production of shoes
  - high incidence of violent crime
  - very large landmass
* has an absolute advantage in the production of shoes
  - abundance of most kinds of resources
  - enormous reserves of many important minerals
  - large river systems
* has many different types of soil
  - fine libraries and research centers
  - large cities as well as remote areas that few have explored
* has more lingerie and bathing suit shops than any other country in the world
  - professional soccer teams than any other country in the world
* has one of the most advanced industrial sectors in Latin America
  - concentrated land distribution patterns in the world
  - unequal distributions of income in the world
  - world's most unequal patterns of land distribution
  - one-seventh of the world's total forest area
* has some of the largest and most beautiful caves known in the whole world
  - ranches in the world
  - strong traditions in the genres of horror, satirical humour and children's comics
  - ten million rural poor who have no access to land
* has the best crystal rocks in the world
  - fourth largest television network in the world
* has the highest annual rate of deforestation today
  - interest rates in the world
* has the largest Japanese speaking population in the Americas
  - economy in Latin America
  - national fuel ethanol industry
  - number of Internet users after the United States
  - population of African descents outside North America
  - potential environmental market in Latin America
  - most inequitable distribution of land ownership in the world
* has the second largest population of people of African origin of any nation
  - worst distribution of land in the world
  - second-largest Black population in the world, second only to that of Nigeria
* has the world's biggest Roman Catholic population
  - ninth largest economy - twice the size of Russia's
* heavy importer of cocaine.
* huge country, with a lot of different cultures and many different styles of music.
* is Latin America's largest and most diverse economy
  - economy and the eighth largest in the world
  - South America's largest, richest and most heavily populated country
  - abundant in bean oil, and in the United States sunflower oil is easy to find
* is also a developing country
  - highly industrialized nation
  - major producer of several other key commodities such as gold, coal and phosphates
  - producer, with most of production in the form of ferronickel alloy products
* is also home to more than a quarter of Earth's tropical forests
  - the world's largest forest reserves
* is also one of the biggest gold producers
  - very few countries where poverty increased despite growth
  - part of the modern world
* is also the first developing country to clone a sheep
  - largest Internet market in Latin America and the fastest growing in the world
  - main supplier of transgenic-free soybeans to Europe
  - world's largest exporter of niobium, tin, lithium, tantalum and gemstones
  - among the countries embracing REDD among other efforts to reduce carbon emissions
* is among the top ten producers of beef
  - three producers of sugar cane
  - an immense country with several different biomes, or life zones
  - approximately the size of the United States
  - as likely to stay a risky zone as the whole of Latin America
  - better able to produce coffee than France
* is by far the largest South American economy
  - source of wood products for the U.S., from Latin America
  - supplier of coffee today
  - number one exporter of coffee beans both arabica and robusta
  - characterized by racial, ethnic and regional diversity
  - considered the largest Roman Catholic country in the world
  - different from other Latin American countries
  - dominant in soy and iron ore while Russia has enormous supplies of oil and natural gas
  - endowed with vast agricultural resources
  - far and away the leader among Latin American countries in terms of Internet access
  - flat
* is fourth in the world in food exports, fifth in area, and sixth in hunger
  - with the exportation of arms
  - generally self-sufficient in food with the major exception of wheat
  - highly dependent upon potato and strawberry cultivars developed in other countries
  - home to the largest Catholic population in the world
  - important to the United States
* is known as a country that exports products
  - the country with the world's largest rainforest
  - located in a tropical climatic zone just south of the equator
  - made up of states, territories and the Federal District
* is now among the world s ten most powerful economic nations
  - the ninth biggest steel producer in the world
  - of particular importance to the United States, both economically and geographically
* is on the edge of hyperinflation
  - opposite longitude to Australia and is in the southern hemisphere
* is one of the countries that have been greatly affected by global economic policies
  - fastest growing internet markets in the world
  - few areas in the world where staying blood is still cultivated
  - greatest rice importers in the world
  - largest beef producers in the world
  - leading emerging market economies in the world
  - major leaders in the cocoa bean belt
  - two countries of the earth with the highest income concentration
* is one of the world's leading exporters of agricultural products
  - manufacturers of aircraft and automobiles
  - top surfing destinations
  - the countries that has been greatly affected by neoliberal policies
  - potentially one of the largest energy markets in the world
  - presently by far the world's largest producer of coffee
  - probably the most prolific supplier of aquamarine today
  - rated second in world iron- ore production and fifth in the production of motor vehicles
  - rich in natural and human resources
* is rich in natural resources, and has one of the world's few natural resource frontiers
  - yet has an enormous national debt
  - second only to Nigeria in population of people of African descent
* is self-sufficient in food, except for wheat
  - most foodstuffs and consumer goods
  - slightly more important as a source of U.S. agricultural imports
  - so distinct from other Latin societies
* is the fifth largest country in the world, occupying half of the continent of South America
* is the first country to set up small kiosks as an alternative to bigger restaurants
  - use sugar cane alcohol as a fuel for motor vehicles
  - largest citrus producer in the world
* is the largest country in South America and is the fifth largest country in the world
  - America and the largest economy in Latin America
  - America taking up half of the continent
  - America with many landforms
  - America, and the fifth largest in the world
  - America, the national language is Portuguese
  - the Latin American region
  - exporter of citrus juice concentrate in the world
  - market in South America
* is the largest of the Latin American countries and the only one to speak Portuguese
  - South American nations
* is the largest producer of coffee in the world
  - producing predominantly arabica
  - oranges, and Japan of mandarins
  - papayas in the world, and the dominant supplier to Europe
  - leading producer of dry beans, followed by Mexico
* is the most economically unequal country in the world, exceeding even the United States
  - prolific supplier of aquamarine, which is often found in shades of blue-green
  - severely affected in South America
  - only Latin American country that had a monarchy
* is the only Portuguese speaking country in South America
  - nation in the Americas
* is the only Portuguese-speaking country in South America
* is the only country in Latin America that speaks Portuguese
  - the world that can compete with the United States on a costwise basis
  - significant weapons producer in Latin America
  - second largest producer of soy in the world
  - seventh in the world ranking of gold production
  - twelfth largest market for U.S. exporters
* is the world leader in genetic engineering technology
  - s ninth largest economy and has half of the continent s population
* is the world's biggest Roman Catholic country
  - coffee producer in both hectares used and metric tonnes produced
  - consumer of tropical timber
  - producer and exporter of orange juice
* is the world's largest Roman Catholic country, at least nominally
  - commercial producer of citrus fruit and juice
  - deforester and one of the largest debtors
  - exporter of beef
* is the world's largest producer and consumer of ethanol
* is the world's largest producer of coffee
  - grapefruits and oranges
  - sugar producer and biggest grower and exporter of coffee
  - leader in the use of ethanol as an automobile fuel
* is the world's leading coffee producer
* is the world's second biggest exporter of soyabeans
  - largest exporter of soya
  - worlds largest producer and exporter of both sugar,orange juice,and coffee
  - very heterogenous racially and culturally
* lacks good quality coal to produce the temperatures needed.
* large and diverse economy that is rich in natural resources and human capital.
* leads the world in fuel-alcohol production
  - with more than four billion gallons of ethanol produced each year
* major consumer and exporter of the metal
  - exporter of soybean products
  - producer of several other metals
* makes up nearly half the total area of South America.
* medieval society.
* multi-racial society, with one of the world's widest income gaps between rich and poor.
* multicultural country with rich musical traditions.
* multiracial country.
* mystical country, virtually obsessed with the supernatural.
* now produces more emeralds than any other country.
* nuts with their brown outer coating produce a topping that is speckled in appearance.
* occupies nearly half of the total area of South America.
* potential market worth tens of millions in profits.
* produces bioethanol made from sugarcane available throughout the country
  - only a small amount of coal
* ranks fifth in both area and population among the countries of the world
  - first in the world for numbers of species of primate, amphibians and plants
* relatively small importer of other meat and animal products.
* relies on hydroelectric energy and France, nuclear fission.
* remains the world's largest coffee producer and exporter.
* shares a border with every country in South America except Chile and Ecuador.
* start-up machine.
* state party to the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
* treats life-saving drugs as social goods.
* tropical country with mild winters and very large rivers
* vast country, larger than the continental United States.
* very important market for Australian coking coal
  - large country with a large and highly diverse population
+ BRIC, Thesis, (2003) 'Dreaming with BRICs: The Path to 2050': 2000s economic history :: Country classifications :: Foreign relations of India :: Foreign relations of the People's Republic of China :: Foreign relations of Brazil :: Goldman Sachs :: Multilateral relations of Russia :: Economic Grouping Acronyms :: Economies by region
  * Goldman Sachs predicts that China and India, respectively, will become the dominant global suppliers of manufactured goods and services, while Brazil and Russia will become similarly dominant as suppliers of raw materials. It should be noted that of the four countries, Brazil remains the only nation that has the capacity to continue all elements, meaning manufacturing, services, and resource supplying simultaneously. Cooperation is thus hypothesized to be a logical next step among the BRICs because Brazil and Russia together form the logical commodity suppliers to India and China. Brazil is dominant in soy and iron ore while Russia has enormous supplies of oil and natural gas.
+ Brazil, Languages: Portuguese-speaking countries
  * Most people in Brazil speak Portuguese. Brazil is the only country in Latin America that speaks Portuguese
  - People/culture
  * Brazil is the largest country in South America and the largest economy in Latin America. Its people include people of Portuguese or other European descent, African descent, and native Amerindians, as well as many people of mixed origins. Brazil also has the biggest number of Japanese descendents outside Japan
+ Crime in Brazil, Overview: Crime by country :: Brazil
  * Brazil becomes independent from Portugal.
+ Gasoline, Usage and pricing, Brazil: Fuel :: Hydrocarbons
  * Brazil has the largest national fuel ethanol industry. Brazilian ethanol is produced from sugar cane and noted for high carbon sequestration.
+ Misiones Province: Provinces of Argentina
  * Misiones' is one of the provinces of Argentina. It is in the northeastern corner of the country. Paraguay is to the northwest. Brazil is to the north, east and south. There are 965,522 people living in Misiones.