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Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas says Texas is the nation's stickiest state.
82% of native Texans were still living in Texas in 2021 , the Dallas Fed says.
The least sticky states are Wyoming , North Dakota , Alaska , Rhode Island and South Dakota .
Texas continues to place first in nearly every top business ranking every year .
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