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1ANNOUNCEMENTS Colorado Court of Appeals August 15, 2013___ ANNOUNCEMENTS COLORADO COURT OF APPEALS AUGUST 15, 2013 Slip opinions are the opinions as filed by the judges with the clerk. Slip opinions

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