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ADVANCE FOR WEEKEND EDITIONS SEPT 10-11 - In this Aug. 31, 2016 photo, Nate Brown, 21, lifts his bag of belongings to the picnic table while hanging out by the Boulder Creek in Boulder, Colo. Though Boulder hasn't conducted a formal study to confirm it, a general feeling persists, particularly among cops, business owners and longtime residents, that since pot was legalized, the city has attracted a new brand of homeless person: younger and sometimes unhoused by choice; more prone to drug abuse and public disruptiveness; and less tenured in town, so therefore less invested, on average, in community vitality. (Jeremy Papasso/Daily Camera via AP)
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