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How many provinces of Canada continue to include the British flag in their provincial flag?
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One state that borders Canada?
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What province make the following Atlantic Canada pacific coast prairies northern Canada central Canada?
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What were the Romans like in the century before the birth of Christ?
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What is the driving distance from hinton to drumheller?
about 351 miles Include the provinces next time.
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