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Defense attorney says retailers want to comply as Utah pursues businesses selling kratom

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For Chloe DiLuigi, the issue was how kids like her could see products containing kratom, THC or other regulated substances in local gas stations. "And I probably go to a gas station like every single day during lunch," said DiLuigi, a senior at Crimson Cliffs High School in St. George.

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