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Illinois is known as the Land of Lincoln. It has a population of over 177 million people and its capital and largest city is Springfield. Some key facts about Illinois are that Abraham Lincoln used to live there, Barack Obama was a senator from Illinois, and famous sports teams like the Chicago Bulls and Blackhawks call Illinois home. The document provides details on the geography, culture, and people of Illinois.
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