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The United States of America boasts the largest number of Freemasons in the world. As of the year 2009, there were 1,404,059 regular Freemasons in the United States. World estimates of the number of Freemasons as of 2009 are approximately 5 million.
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Which country has the largest Scottish district in Freemasonry?
Scotland--it's one big scottish district.
Which prominent kenyans are members of freemasonry?
Raila
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loyalists
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