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Correction: Myanmar’s oil

In our piece on Myanmar’s oil (“Drilling in the dark”, March 29th), we should have said that it is estimates by foreign experts, rather than those of Myanmar Oil and Gas Enterprise, that put the country’s potential reserves on a par with Brazil’s. Sorry.

This article appeared in the Business section of the print edition under the headline “Correction: Myanmar’s oil”

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