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I have been eagerly anticipating the new almanac. I looked at a copy at Deseret Book over the weekend, and noticed that all information on growth by US state and foreign country has been removed. The almanac is less than half in size of what it was in the prior year. Does anyone know why so much information was deleted and removed this year?
to bad they removed that. my most favorite part since i dont live in utah.
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