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I have a list of data listed below: California 39776830 Texas 28704330 Florida 21312211 New York 19862512 Pennsylvania 12823989 Illinois 12768320 Ohio 11694664 Georgia 10545138

I have a list of data listed below: California 39776830 Texas 28704330 Florida 21312211 New York 19862512 Pennsylvania 12823989 Illinois 12768320 Ohio 11694664 Georgia 10545138 North Carolina 10390149 Michigan 9991177 New Jersey 9032872 Virginia 8525660 Washington 7530552 Arizona 7123898 Massachusetts 6895917 Tennessee 6782564 Indiana 6699629 Missouri 6135888 Maryland 6079602 Wisconsin 5818049 Colorado 5684203 Minnesota 5628162 South Carolina 5088916 Alabama 4888949 Louisiana 4682509 Kentucky 4472265 Oregon 4199563 Oklahoma 3940521 Connecticut 3588683 Iowa 3160553 Utah 3159345 Nevada 3056824 Arkansas 3020327 Mississippi 2982785 Kansas 2918515 New Mexico 2090708 Nebraska 1932549 West Virginia 1803077 Idaho 1753860 Hawaii 1426393 New Hampshire 1350575 Maine 1341582 Montana 1062330 Rhode Island 1061712 Delaware 971180 South Dakota 877790 North Dakota 755238 Alaska 738068 Vermont 623960 Wyoming 573720 This is all in one column. I am trying to spilt this into two columns (e.g. one column has "New Jersey" while the other has "9032872"). The problem is some of these states are one word while the others are two. How do I make sure I have all the state names (one word and two words) in one column and all the numbers in another?

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