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How Does California Exist
California is the most populous state in the United States. California is a state next to the Pacific Ocean in the south west of the USA. California is famous for its long beaches, thong bikinis, gangs and graffiti, it has California pizza, sunshine, movie stars, Hollywood, wine and movie stars. However, how do we know, that that all exist?
The answer is not very easy. Everyone of us knows something about California. Maybe he has heard of California on the radio, has watched films about it on TV or has read something in the newspaper. There are many ways of finding out something about California.
But how do we know if this is true? Maybe the news is wrong, maybe the radio is telling us something to make us think something, that isn’t true
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