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Deer Valley World Cup returns to Park City

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It will be the 29th year Deer Valley has hosted an elite, international ski competition including the 2002 Winter Olympic Games. International freestyle competition is returning to Deer Valley Resort this winter. The tour returns as Park City looks to increase winter tourism after the Sundance Film Festival moved to Boulder, Colorado.

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