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Does state needs to be capitalize?

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If it is part of a proper noun phrase, then yes.

I lived in the State of Ohio but crossed state boundaries when I moved to the State of Kentucky.


Please state your name.


State your name and age when the Governor of the State of Ohio greets you and shakes your hand.

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