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Utah will need to take water from somewhere to avert a future of breathing toxic air.
Taking a Gander
When we take inventory of our “blessings,” we Utahns have it all: some of the most colorful red rock formations in the world; majestic mountains that rival some of the planet’s most spectacular alpine vistas; a strong, educated work force populated by lots of entrepreneurial wizards; general prosperity that far outpaces most other states; and fabulous skiing (that is, except when Mother Nature gets stingy on adequate snow for the mountains).
Oh, and we can’t very well forget Utahns’ greatest bonus: Utah reportedly receives special attention from deity.
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