Name a state ...
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Answer
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that has at least five buildings taller than 1,000 feet
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Illinois | New York
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whose tallest completed building has a height over 1,000 feet, other than the states that work as answers to the first question
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California | Georgia | Pennsylvania | Texas
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whose tallest building is visible at ground level from another state, other than the states that work as answers to the first question
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Delaware | Kentucky | Missouri | Nebraska | New Jersey | Oregon | Pennsylvania
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whose tallest building is visible at ground level from another country
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Michigan
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that has multiple cities with buildings taller than 800 feet
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California | Pennsylvania | Texas
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whose tallest building or observation tower is not in the largest city proper in the state
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Alabama | Connecticut | Florida | Maine | Mississippi | Missouri | New Jersey | North Dakota | Ohio | South Carolina
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that doesn't touch the ocean or the Great Lakes but has at least one building or observation tower taller than 800 feet
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Nevada | Oklahoma
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whose tallest completed building has a height under 200 feet
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South Dakota | Vermont | Wyoming
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whose tallest building has a bank or other financial services company in its name
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Arizona | Arkansas | Delaware | Georgia | Hawaii | Maryland | Minnesota | Montana | Nebraska | North Carolina | Ohio | Oregon | Rhode Island | Texas | Utah | Wisconsin | Wyoming
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whose tallest building has an oil or energy company in its name
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Alaska | Louisiana | Oklahoma
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whose tallest building has a telecommunications company in its name
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Pennsylvania | South Dakota | Tennessee
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whose tallest completed building is a residential building, in whole or in part
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Florida | New Jersey | Vermont | Virginia
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whose tallest building is a hotel and casino
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Mississippi | Nevada
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whose tallest building is the state capitol
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North Dakota | West Virginia
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whose tallest building is a church or converted church
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Maine
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