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>Ok, I did not think about checking Census maps to find
>out if there were circular towns. Then again, I
>thought it would be weird that Georgia would be the
>only state with circular boundaries and thought it was
>just coincidental that two Georgia towns were
>circular. I will start checking Georgia too as much
>as I can.
>And about the voting. The count is probably going to
>change, but currently Bush is leading Gore in New
>Mexico by 17. And we thought Florida was close.
>Arif
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