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Liquid refers to matter in a condensed state (as are solids), as well as a fluid state (as are gases and plasmas).

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	~~Liquids are considered~~ a condensed state ~~of matter~~ (as are solids), as well as a fluid state (as are gases and plasmas).		'''Liquid''' refers to matter in a condensed state (as are solids), as well as a fluid state (as are gases and plasmas).