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State House Installs New Rug with Incorrect State Seal

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A newly installed 1,125-square-foot rug at the Rhode Island State House has been found to display an incorrect state seal. This costly mistake, amounting to $70,000, was discovered shortly after the rug's installation earlier this month. The state has announced plans to repair the rug to ensure it properly represents the state’s emblem. This incident highlights the importance of accuracy in state symbols and may prompt discussions about quality control in state purchases.

Key Details: • Rug size: 1,125 square feet • Cost of the rug: $70,000 • Installation occurred earlier this month • Repairs will be made to correct the state seal

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