what are the dullest states?
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['Idaho.', 'Utah.', 'Kansas.', 'Iowa.', 'Arkansas.', 'Montana.', 'Nebraska.', 'South Dakota.']
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For the second year in a row, Kentucky ranks in last place in WalletHub's study of the best and worst states for retirement. ... Florida is the top-ranked state for retirement, followed by South Dakota, Colorado, New Hampshire and Virginia. Among neighboring states, Ohio is ranked No. 17, Indiana is No.
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['Alabama.', 'Alaska.', 'Arizona.', 'Arkansas.', 'California.', 'Colorado.', 'Connecticut.', 'Delaware.']
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ARKANSAS (KFSM) – Arkansas is the worst state in the nation to retire in, according to a new report from Bankrate.com. The report analyzed cost of living, crime rates, health care quality, tax rates and weather. ... The best state to retire in, according to the report, is Wyoming.
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['Alaska.', 'Florida.', 'Louisiana.', 'Mississippi.', 'Hawaii.', 'Iowa.', 'Michigan.', 'Indiana.']
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['Alabama - 154.', 'Arizona - 15.', 'Arkansas - 44.', 'Colorado - 10.', 'Delaware - 3.', 'Florida - 173.', 'Georgia - 439.', 'Illinois - 2.']
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The five states with the lowest average combined rates are Alaska (1.43 percent), Hawaii (4.41 percent), Wyoming (5.36 percent), Wisconsin (5.44 percent), and Maine (5.50 percent).
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West Virginia came in near the very bottom of the rankings, as the study named the Mountain State the 48th best state to retire in, or the third-worst state to retire in. Despite the overall low ranking, West Virginia ranked near the middle of the pack in affordability, with an 'Affordability Rank' of 22.
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['Delaware.', 'Idaho.', 'Indiana.', 'Iowa.', 'Kentucky.', 'New Mexico.', 'Ohio.', 'Utah.']
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['#1. Washington.', '#2. New Hampshire.', '#3. Minnesota.', '#4. Utah.', '#5. Vermont.']
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['ALABAMA.', 'ARKANSAS.', 'District of Columbia.', 'FLORIDA.', 'GEORGIA.', 'ILLINOIS.', 'INDIANA.', 'KANSAS.']
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['Alaska.', 'Arizona.', 'Arkansas.', 'California.', 'Colorado.', 'Connecticut.', 'Delaware.', 'District of Columbia.']
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['Iowa (36.4 percent)', 'Alabama (36.3 percent)', 'Louisiana (36.2 percent)', 'Arkansas (35 percent)', 'Kentucky (34.3 percent)', 'Alaska (34.2 percent)', 'South Carolina (34.1 percent)']
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['ALABAMA: College football. Alabama Crimson Tide fans. ... ', 'ALASKA: The Northern Lights. The Northern Lights. ... ', 'ARIZONA: The Grand Canyon. The Grand Canyon. ... ', 'ARKANSAS: Former President Bill Clinton. ... ', 'CALIFORNIA: Hollywood. ... ', 'COLORADO: Skiing. ... ', 'CONNECTICUT: Casinos. ... ', 'DELAWARE: NASCAR.']
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['California (3,636,314)', 'Texas (3,291,843)', 'Florida (2,779,400)', 'New York (2,642,450)', 'Illinois (1,780,778)', 'Pennsylvania (1,741,489)', 'Ohio (1,378,556)', 'Georgia (1,348,973)']
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['New Hampshire – 51.9.', 'New Jersey – 40.5.', 'New York – 15.8.', 'Pennsylvania – 66.7.', 'Rhode Island – 53.4.', 'Vermont – 86.7.', 'Virginia – 12.3.', 'Wisconsin – 26.6.']
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States without National Parks are: Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Idaho (see above,) Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, West Virginia, and Wisconsin.