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  1. North Carolina ---- Geographical Type: State

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  2. Charlotte city ---- Geographical Type: Place

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  3. Charlotte city, Mecklenburg County pt. ---- Geographical Type: Place-County

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  4. Cumberland County ---- Geographical Type: County

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  5. Fayetteville, NC MSA ---- Geographical Type: MSA/CMSA

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  6. Forsyth County ---- Geographical Type: County

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  7. Greensboro--Winston-Salem--High Point, NC MSA ---- Geographical Type: MSA/CMSA

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  8. Guilford County ---- Geographical Type: County

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  9. Hickory--Morganton--Lenoir, NC MSA ---- Geographical Type: MSA/CMSA

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  10. Mecklenburg County ---- Geographical Type: County

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  11. Raleigh city ---- Geographical Type: Place

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  12. Raleigh city, Wake County pt. ---- Geographical Type: Place-County

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  13. Raleigh--Durham--Chapel Hill, NC MSA ---- Geographical Type: MSA/CMSA

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  14. Wake County ---- Geographical Type: County

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  15. NC Congressional District 4 ---- Geographical Type: Congressional District

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