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The Northeast

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The Northeast is famous for…
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short winters
whale watching
beautiful people
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It talkes six and a half hours to get from Boston to Los Angeles
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by plane
by car
by train

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The Northeast is famous for…

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It talkes six and a half hours to get from Boston to Los Angeles

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When the president pardons a turkey, it

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… of Maine is forest.

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The Amish

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