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Beth Potter

  • Manager, Journalism Trust Initiative
Boulder
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From cowboy hat to Capitol rules: Rep. Larry Don Suckla finds his footing

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By Eve O’Neill, Beth Potter
| Durango Herald Verified
Rep. Larry Don Suckla, R-Cortez, stands in his office at the state Capitol wearing his black cowboy hat, a staple he says is allowed in private spaces but not on the House chamber floor.(Colorado Student News Service) Cortez Republican blends ranch life, legislative quirks and water policy at the Colorado Capitol There was the time Rep. Larry Don Suckla, R-Cortez, got in trouble at the state Capitol in Denver for wearing his cowboy hat.
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From cowboy hat to Capitol rules: Rep. Larry Don Suckla finds his footing

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By Eve O’Neill, Beth Potter
| The Journal (Cortez) Verified
Friday, Apr 17, 2026 3:35 PM Updated Friday, Apr. 17, 2026 3:36 PM Rep. Larry Don Suckla, R-Cortez, stands in his office at the state Capitol wearing his black cowboy hat, a staple he says is allowed in private spaces but not on the House chamber floor.(Colorado Student News Service) Cortez Republican blends ranch life, legislative quirks and water policy at the Colorado Capitol There was the time Rep.
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SPIRIT-Children and Adolescents (SPIRIT-C) 2026 extension statement: enhancing the reporting and usefulness of paediatric randomised trial protocols

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By Maureen Smith, Beth Potter, David Moher
| The Lancet Verified
Introduction Randomised controlled trials (RCTs) that are appropriately designed and well conducted provide key information and evidence needed to reduce uncertainty about interventions, and are pivotal in health-care decision making. Before the conduct of an RCT, a protocol that comprehensively describes the trial's design, planned data collection, and analysis methods, and details various ethical, safety, and efficacy considerations, should be available in the public domain.
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