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No. "Intrastate" is within a state, "Interstate" is between states. Prefix "intra-" (within, inside) / Prefix "inter-" ( between, connecting) Some "intra- /inter-" words are used only in one sense or the other. For example, the term "intramural" sports to specify "within the school", and the famous example "international" for which there is no need of an "intra-" word (often used in this context for "within our nation" is the word "domestic").

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