(Mouse over the names to see the answers!) I'm oversimplifying the process here, but more artifact and land mana-fixers found their way into the set mostly during development: Design initially gave each color its own mana-fixing common: the not-all-intended-to-see-print list of Of these, only two remain:
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10 Reality Shift Is Good But Has The Potential To Backfire Blue mana rarely gets serious spot removal effects, since this color is more about countermagic, card draw, and bouncing permanents, making it a control-oriented color
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