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In this Wednesday, Nov. 23, 2016, photo, shoppers form lines at the Sugarhouse State Liquor store in Salt Lake City. A mobile app that would give tourists directions to the nearest Utah liquor store or let consumers know if their favorite brand of bourbon was in stock doesn't seem that far-fetched in a world where people carry cell phones everywhere. Liquor Commissioner Olivia Agraz has asked Utah Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control staff to investigate the costs of creating a DABC mobile app. Her request was prompted by a recent trip to Texas, where the state liquor department has developed consumer-friendly technology. (Steve Griffin/The Salt Lake Tribune via AP)

In this Wednesday, Nov. 23, 2016, photo, shoppers form lines at the Sugarhouse State Liquor store in Salt Lake City. A mobile app that would give tourists directions to the nearest Utah liquor store or let consumers know if their favorite brand of bourbon was in stock doesn't seem that far-fetched in a world where people carry cell phones everywhere. Liquor Commissioner Olivia Agraz has asked Utah Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control staff to investigate the costs of creating a DABC mobile app. Her request was prompted by a recent trip to Texas, where the state liquor department has developed consumer-friendly technology. (Steve Griffin/The Salt Lake Tribune via AP)

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