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SALT LAKE CITY - Lawmakers will review a new report that says Utah could afford to manage about 30 million federally-controlled acres if the state somehow got control of that land.
Utah's Republican governor and legislators argue local officials would be better land managers. They passed a 2012 law demanding the federal government hand over the land by 2015.
Critics say the state has no legal claim to the land.
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