There's an old codegolf.SE question that goes something like this; ["Take the name of a US state, and output its two letter abbreviation."](https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/122896/abbreviate-that-us-state) That puzzle had its time, but now we're *evolving*.

Take in as an input a string of strictly alphabetic characters, at least 2 letters long. The output is; **can the string be written as a concatenation of [United States 2-letter USPS State codes](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._state_abbreviations), which may include a leading and/or trailing character?** (Note: only the states, table-background light grey, are permitted for this challenge. Which means DC, Guam, etc. will be excluded)

For example;

"NEWYORK" as input would return TRUE since NE WY OR KS makes NEWYORKS, which is our input string with only one trailing letter.

Standard rules apply, I/O typing and display is flexible.

EDIT: One more rule - no web-pulling. Populating a database using Wikipedia is outside the spirit of the challenge.

Example inputs;

| Input | Output |
|-------|--------|
|NEWYORK|TRUE (NE WY OR K**S**)
|GASCAR|TRUE (GA SC AR) |
|TACTIC|FALSE|
|WAILORD|TRUE (WA IL OR D**E**)|
|NEW|TRUE (NE W**A**)|
|DORK|TRUE (**S**D OR K**S**)|

Bonus question 0: Indicate whether the first/last letter needs to be removed in each output.

Bonus question 1: Output the abbreviations instead of just a TRUE output.

Bonus question 2: Output the full states' names instead of just their abbreviations.

Fun solution-check: How many state names return TRUE in this function, like New York does?