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What was the main objective of the oil-rich countries of the Middle East after they became independent nations?
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to protect their resources and maximize their profit from the oil trade
OB
to export oil at the cheapest rate to maximize their profits in imports
to protect their resources by ending the exportation of oil
D.
to export oil only to Middle Eastern countries
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