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Nebraska is a state located in the Midwest between Iowa and Wyoming, with South Dakota to the north and Kansas and Colorado to the south. It is a leading farming state known as the Cornhusker State because corn is its most important crop. Lincoln is the capital and home to many colleges, while Omaha is the largest city and a producer of frozen foods located on the eastern border along the Missouri River.
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