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Haiti faced all of the following problems, except an "<span>b. overabundance of foreign investment," since a great deal of foreign investment would have helped Haiti improve its infrastructure and many other things. </span>

svetlana [45]4 years ago

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B (but why are they out of order?)
"overabundance" means "too much" or "more than necessary"
Haiti does NOT have too much foreign investment : the opposite is true,
in that Haiti has trouble attracting foreign companies and investments,
for several reasons.

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