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Skywriting urges Las Vegas to ‘forgive your enemies’

View of the skywriting from Rainbow and Charleston. (Contributed via At the Scene by Timothy Denehy)

Skywriting appeared above Las Vegas on Saturday urging those who saw it to "forgive your enemies today." (Anonymously contributed to At the Scene/atthescene@reviewjournal.com)

Photos taken from Lake Mead and Tenaya show skywriting that said "Forgive your enemies today." Email photos to atthescene@reviewjournal.com. (Contributed to At the Scene by Shari MacGeorge)

Photos taken from Lake Mead and Tenaya show skywriting that said "Forgive your enemies today." Email photos to atthescene@reviewjournal.com. (Contributed to At the Scene by Shari MacGeorge)

Photos taken from Lake Mead and Tenaya show skywriting that said "Forgive your enemies today." Email photos to atthescene@reviewjournal.com. (Contributed to At the Scene by Shari MacGeorge)

Photos taken from Lake Mead and Tenaya show skywriting that said "Forgive your enemies today." Email photos to atthescene@reviewjournal.com. (Contributed to At the Scene by Shari MacGeorge)

Photos taken from Lake Mead and Tenaya show skywriting that said "Forgive your enemies today." Email photos to atthescene@reviewjournal.com. (Contributed via At the Scene by Shari MacGeorge)

(Contributed via At the Scene by Michelle Oles)

Taken from Jon Belger drive, near Durango and Westcliff. (Contributed via At the Scene)

(Beth O'Bannon/Facebook)

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