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The Associated Press has stated it will continue to use the name Lake Ontario, despite President Trump's executive order to rename it as Lake America. The AP emphasized its commitment to recognizable place names for global audiences. The name change has faced opposition from Canadian officials, and the AP noted that the order only affects U.S. references.
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The Associated Press has stated it will continue to use the name Lake Ontario, despite President Trump's executive order to rename it as Lake America. The AP emphasized its commitment to recognizable place names for global audiences. The name change has faced opposition from Canadian officials, and the AP noted that the order only affects U.S. references.
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