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This undated artist's concept drawing provided by the state of Utah shows what a new state prison might look like - no final design is determined yet - as a state commission continues its search for locations. A shortlist of possible locations grew Friday, Feb. 27, 2015 when Utah's Prison Relocation Commission working on the project decided to look at two more spots in northern Utah. The additional locations in Utah County and Tooele County bring the total number of possible sites to five. (AP Photo/State of Utah)
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