The United States is abundant in natural resources.

We have abundant natural resources land, water and energy.

Abundant natural resources can and should be a blessing, not a curse. We know what must be done.

The abundant fisheries resources within our exclusive economic zone currently being harvested exclusively by distant water fishing nations could provide the basis for this.

So what Prestero and his team decided to do is to look around and see what are the abundant resources in these developing world contexts?

And fruit abundant.

And fruit abundant.

And abundant fruit.

And abundant fruit.

and abundant fruit,

and abundant fruit,

and abundant fruits,

and abundant fruits,

and abundant fruits,

and abundant fruits,

And abundant fruit,

And abundant fruit,

He said with emotion to the reporter from China News Service, Our motherland has a vast territory and abundant resources. It is the brightest pearl on earth!

And gave him abundant wealth

And gave him abundant wealth

Wherein are two abundant springs.

Wherein are two abundant springs.

And fruit, abundant and varied ,

And fruit, abundant and varied ,

He will send you abundant

We send down abundant water,

He will send you abundant

We send down abundant water,

saying, 'I have consumed wealth abundant'?

saying, 'I have consumed wealth abundant'?

There is an abundant supply of foodstuffs.

whom I have endowed with abundant riches,

whom I have endowed with abundant riches,

and whom I have granted abundant wealth

(Muhammad), We have granted you abundant virtue.

and whom I have granted abundant wealth

(Muhammad), We have granted you abundant virtue.

WL Well, you know, there's abundant epidemiological evidence.

and sent down abundant water from the clouds

and sent down abundant water from the clouds

You shall have therein abundant fruit to eat'

You shall have therein abundant fruit to eat'

You will have abundant fruits therein to consume .

You will have abundant fruits therein to consume .

There is a curious phenomenon that economists call the resource curse so named because, on average, countries with large endowments of natural resources perform worse than countries that are less well endowed. Yet some countries with abundant natural resources do perform better than others, and some have done well.