Colorado public health officials seeing rise of COVID-19 cases slowing due to distancing measures
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Colorado is seeing a slower rise in the number of COVID-19 cases and possibly a plateau, state public health officials said Tuesday, though they said the next few weeks would be key in determining what steps have to be taken next before any physical distancing measures are lifted or any ramp-up planning is rolled back.
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