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In its effort to crack down on repeat drug dealers, the proposed Chicago ordinance would also set harsher penalties for people who smoke marijuana in public.

In its effort to crack down on repeat drug dealers, the proposed Chicago ordinance would also set harsher penalties for people who smoke marijuana in public.

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