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The seven largest moons in the solar system (and the planets they orbit) are:

  1. Ganymede (Jupiter)
  2. Titan (Saturn)
  3. Callisto (Jupiter)
  4. Io (Jupiter)
  5. The moon (Earth)
  6. Europa (Jupiter)
  7. Triton (Neptune)
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