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The document is a verified motion filed in the District Court of Colorado concerning the modification or restriction of parenting time. It outlines the necessary information for the petitioner and co-petitioner, including details about previous court orders, allegations of imminent danger to children, and requests for changes to the current parenting plan. The document also includes instructions for responding to the motion and verification requirements.

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