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Colorado State Senate President John Morse (D) and State Senator Owen Hill (R), both of El Paso County, chat during a recess on the first day of legislation. Hill is serving his first term as a state senator. Both the Colorado State House of Representativ Photo by JERILEE BENNETT/THE GAZETTE

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Colorado State Senate President John Morse (D) and State Senator Owen Hill (R), both of El Paso County, chat during a recess on the first day of legislation. Hill is serving his first term as a state senator. Both the Colorado State House of Representativ Photo by JERILEE BENNETT/THE GAZETTE

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