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With the fluctuating trend of rocking fuel prices in the world market these last few months, securing oil concession benefit is advantageous for nations that have the privilege.
Why would you use the phrase "going for the jugular" to a country you are supposedly friends with?
It could have been changed. While reading the article before it was published, a colleague drew my attention to some lucid points. We reasoned together and made necesssary changes. It's just that we didn't seem to pay much attention to the 'jugular' Like in the second to the last paragraph of the article, the original sentence read thus: 'the seemingly rapport that exists between the two countries...'
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