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The document provides key facts about the state of Oklahoma, including its state motto "Labor Omnia Vincit", state bird the Scissor Tailed Fly Catcher, state flower the Rosa 'Oklahoma', current population of 3,814,820 people, and capital city of Oklahoma City. It also lists the state governor as Mary Fallin and provides her email and mailing address.
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