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Considering that the birth/death rates alone should have raised the population at least 10 percent, well...
Both Mass and RI have fairly high levels of out-migration of the population to other states so that would be correct.
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Both Mass and RI have fairly high levels of out-migration of the population to other states so that would be correct.
Most of the northeast is like that. The "Sun Belt" states are the ones booming right now. Then again, that's not really suprising, given their tax structure, etc.
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