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The Senate Journal for May 6, 2008, documents the proceedings of the Sixty-sixth General Assembly of Colorado on its 119th legislative day. The session included prayers, roll calls, and the passage of various bills concerning topics such as land value provisions, landlord-tenant relations, and health care regulations. Several resolutions were adopted, including those recognizing significant events and organizations. The session concluded with the adjournment of the Second Regular Session sine die.

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