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Texas: Lone Star State In The US
Texas is renowned for a lot of things. It is proudly called the Lone Star State and it is the only state in America to have the flags of 6 various nations fly over it. With a population of 26.96 million by the 2014 census, Texas is unquestionably the best area to reside for numerous people. Austin, is the capital of Texas, is the 11th most populated city in the
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