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Cary

Town in Wake County, east-central North Carolina, USA, 13 km/8 mi west-southwest of Raleigh; population (1990) 43,900. This technological boom town, which doubled in size in the 1980s, has laboratories and plants developing computer systems and software. It also produces chemicals and tobacco goods.
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