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75th anniversary repealing Prohibition
Heidi Harwood, holds a flashlight as she tries to avoid the cobwebs in the basement of her bar, Brewskis, on Ogden's 25th street Monday. At right plywood covers on old entrance that led to the basement from the street above during Prohibition. Utah became the deciding state to ratify the 21st Amendment repealing it. (Steve Griffin/The Salt Lake Tribune)

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