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Las Vegas | Clark County | Nevada

It Figures

by American Way Staff

I NOW PRONOUNCE YOU...

117,000 That's the average number of wedding licenses issued yearly in Las Vegas, according to official records in Clark County, Nevada. Which proves a point: There’s more than one way to gamble in Glitter Gulch.

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