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District of Columbia Technical Support Help Bulletin
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The proper format is Washington, D.C., which stands for District of Columbia. However, in casual conversation or writing, many people refer to it simply as DC. Regardless of the term used, residents can find useful information about local government services through the District of Columbia Technical Support Help Bulletin.
