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That's what ChatGPT knows about the flag of Tenerife
This is what an AI says about the Tenerife flag
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The flag of the state of Tenerife in the country of Spain is a symbol of the autonomy of the country. It was adopted in 1982 and is a symbol of unity of all citizens of the country. The flag consists of two equal horizontal stripes in blue and white, each occupying one third of the flag.
This is what an AI knows about the history of the Tenerife flag
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The flag of the federal state of Tenerife in Spain was first officially introduced in 1845. It is a combination of the traditional coat of arms of the state and the flag of the Kingdom of Spain. The flag is a white square with a red cross surrounded by a golden circle bearing a white shield with a black lion. The lion is a reference to Saint James, considered the patron saint of Spain.
This is how an AI describes the Tenerife flag
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The flag of the state of Tenerife in the country of Spain is a white rectangle with a red cross in the center. The cross is divided by four white squares, each containing a black cross. In the four corners of the rectangle are four golden, six-pointed stars. The flag symbolizes the four historical provinces that make up the state of Tenerife. The red cross is a symbol of the Christian faith and the white squares represent the riches of the country.
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