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A rocky ‘wonderland’ in Arizona is poised to be the next US national park
Las Vegas Review-Journal and The Washington Times describe the same event in different terms.
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What happenedAn area of towering rock spires in southeastern Arizona known among Native Americans as the Land of Standing-Up Rocks is poised to become the nation’s newest national park.
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Right / center-rightA rocky ‘wonderland’ in Arizona is poised to be the next US national park
Las Vegas Review-Journal · Center-right · News report
A rocky ‘wonderland’ in Arizona is poised to be the next US national park
An area of towering rock spires in southeastern Arizona known among Native Americans as the Land of Standing-Up Rocks is poised to become the nation’s newest national park.
A rocky 'wonderland' in Arizona is poised to be the next U.S. national park
An area of towering rock spires in southeastern Arizona known among Native Americans as the Land of Standing-Up Rocks is poised to become the nation's newest national park.
