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Redirect with htaccess

Hi,

I would like to use htaccess 301 redirect with URL hiding.
Ex:
when browse the website 'abc.com' it should show the contents of the page 'xyz.com/start/index.html' but in addressbar should show the domain 'abc.com'. I know it works with html URL frame rewrite. But my question is it possible to done this with htaccess?

Please help me on this

Thanks,
Jay
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