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What state has two homonyms meaning hair and principal?

This is a bit of a word puzzle! Here's how to solve it:

* Homonyms: Words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings.

* Hair: Can be spelled "hair" (as in head hair) or "hare" (as in a rabbit).

* Principal: Can be spelled "principal" (as in the head of a school) or "principle" (as in a rule or belief).

So, we need a state that has a name that can be spelled both ways for "hair" and "principal".

The answer is "Maine".

* Maine can be spelled "mane" (meaning hair on a horse's neck).

* Maine can also be spelled "main" (meaning the most important or significant).

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