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<\/p>\nThe USA may have kept Area 51 a secret from the public, but it is not fair to hide an entire country! The nation of Wakanda exists! Or at least it does according to the US Department of Agriculture because Prince T\u2019Challa\u2019s kingdom is a free-trade partner of the United States.<\/p>\n
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The unusual listing was spotted by Francis Tseng, a New York-based software engineer who was looking up agricultural tariffs for a fellowship he was applying for.<\/p>\n
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“Avengers” Directors Say They Will Return to Marvel for These Two Reasons<\/a><\/p>\n They call it \u2018El Dorado\u2019, explorers have looked for it all around the world but found nothing. If only they have looked up the records at the US Department of Agriculture. Apparently the department’s online tariff tracker hosted a detailed list of goods the two nations traded, including ducks, donkeys and dairy cows. Thank God, Prince T\u2019Challa didn\u2019t allow any Vibranium to be exported!<\/p>\n According to a USDA spokesperson, the fictional African nation from the Marvel Universe was added accidentally to the list during a staff test. The fictional country was removed soon from the list after US media first queried it, prompting jokes that the countries had started a trade war.<\/p>\n Here are some interesting tweets about the USDA \u2018blunder\u2019:<\/p>\n https:\/\/twitter.com\/frnsys\/status\/1207489330882764800?s=20<\/p>\n Just because Wakanda is a poor, agricultural country in Africa doesn\u2019t mean they have nothing to offer the rest of the world, you know.<\/p>\n — Dax (@daxlucas) December 18, 2019<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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