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The above is a grammatically correct sentence, using three meanings of the word ‘buffalo’: the bison, the place, and the verb, which means ‘to bully’.
So, it means: the buffalo from Buffalo who are bullied by other buffalo from Buffalo, also bully buffalo from Buffalo.
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