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capital city
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United States
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The capital city is the center of government and administrative functions.
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capital city
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United States
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The capital city is the political center and often the largest city in the country.
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capital city
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United States
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The capital city is the political, economic, and cultural center of the country.
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capital city
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United States
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The capital city is the location of the country's government and administrative offices.
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capital city
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United States
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The capital city is often the center of political power and government operations.
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national capital
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United States
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The national capital is the political and administrative center of the country, home to government buildings, embassies, and important institutions.
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national capital
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United States
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The national capital is the seat of the government and the location of major political institutions and landmarks.
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national capital
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United States
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National capitals are typically the centers of political power, government institutions, and major cultural and economic activities.
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national capital
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United States
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The national capital of the United States is Washington, D.C., and the national capital of the United Kingdom is London.
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national capital
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United States
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The national capital is often the largest and most important city in the country.
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national capital region
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United States
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The national capital region is the location of the country's government headquarters and administrative offices.
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national capital region
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United States
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The national capital region refers to the Washington D.C. metropolitan area, including parts of Maryland and Virginia.
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national capital region
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United States
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The national capital region typically refers to the metropolitan area surrounding the capital city, including government offices and political institutions.
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national capital region
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United States
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The national capital region is typically a specific metropolitan area where the seat of government is located, such as Washington D.C. in the United States.
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regional capital
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US
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Often a major economic and administrative center, with government offices and headquarters of large corporations.
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regional capital
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United States
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Regional capitals serve as administrative centers and hubs of government activity, housing government buildings, offices, and officials.
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regional capital
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United States
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Regional capitals are often major economic and political centers with significant government presence.
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state capital
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United States
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Each state has a designated capital city where the government offices are located.
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state capital
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United States
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The state capital is usually the location of the state government and administrative offices, as well as the meeting place for the state legislature.
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state capital
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United States
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Each state in the United States has a designated capital city where the government is located.
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state capital
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United States
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The state capital is the location of the government offices and activities, and often the largest city in the state.
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state capital
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United States
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Each state in the US has a designated capital city where the government offices and institutions are located.
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