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Reason: Navajo way too far to the East; nobody in Southern New Mexico speaks Apache; map places Jicarilla into Oklahoma, and some Athabaskan into Central Texas -- and what's that pink stuff in Northern California?
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Improvement for Canada (added French from Hearst to Abitibi + Anticosti + part of New-Brunswick) + (Turn French into English in Labrador and part of New-Brunswick))