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“Watching the Greater Sage-Grouse stomping and popping, as they had done for millennia before, I could feel the urgency of their individual efforts together with that irony peculiar to life: despite the knowledge of one's own ultimate and bloody mortality, we need to dance like there will always be…” quote by Neil Hayward
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““Watching the Greater Sage-Grouse stomping and popping, as they had done for millennia before, I could feel the urgency of their individual efforts together with that irony peculiar to life: despite the knowledge of one's own ultimate and bloody mortality, we need to dance like there will always be a tomorrow.””

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