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| Hotels in Colorado | Grand Hyatt Denver
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 | Grand Hyatt Denver, located within eight blocks of the Lower Downtown Historical District, draws upon Denver's history and natural beauty for its design elements. The hotel is just two blocks from the 16th Street Mall and four blocks from the convention center... | Loews Denver
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| A leader among the trend-setting hotels in the Rocky Mountain State, Loews Denver Hotel is an imaginative boutique-style hotel catering to leisure vacationers and captains of industry. Located just two miles from the Cherry Creek shopping district... | Hyatt Regency
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| Hyatt Regency Tech Center - Denver is just two miles from John F. Kennedy Golf Course. The hotel is five miles from Park Meadows Mall. The hotel provides complimentary shuttle service to the Belleview Lightrail Station one block away... | Ramada Denver
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| The Ramada Denver Midtown is located one block west of Interstate 25 in Denver, Colo., less than two miles from downtown Denver, the convention center and State Capitol. The hotel is within walking distance of Pepsi Center sports arena, Six Flags Elritch Gardens and Invesco Field Bronco Stadium... | Quality Inn Denver
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| Located 15 minutes from the Denver International Airport, Quality Inn provides easy access to many local attractions, including the Museum of Natural History and Coors Field. The Quality Inn includes a guest laundry... |
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Mesa Verde National Park
From approximately A.D. 600 through A.D. 1300 people lived and flourished in communities throughout the area, eventually building elaborate stone villages in the sheltered alcoves of the canyon walls. Today most people call these sheltered villages 'cliff dwellings'. The cliff dwellings represent the last 75 to 100 years of occupation at Mesa Verde. In the late 1200s within the span of one or two generations, they left their homes and moved away. Mesa Verde National Park offers visitors a spectacular look into the lives of the Ancestral Pueblo people. Scientists study the ancient dwellings of Mesa Verde, in part, by making comparisons between the Ancestral Pueblo people and their contemporary indigenous descendants who still live in the Southwest today. Twenty-four Native American tribes in the southwest have an ancestral affiliation with the sites at Mesa Verde. Designated a National Park on June 29, 1906.
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The people of Paraguay vote in elections that could end 61 years of domination by the Colorado party. |
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