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copy-edit improvements; also added: Several states in the South (e.g., Texas, Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina) continue to ban sports gambling as of 2025.
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This flag only became the symbol of the South after the Civil War -- also, it was Robert E. Lee's battle flag -- Lee personally opposed slavery, promoted racial reconciliation after the war, and fought for the South because of loyalty to his state.
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