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"Weed experts have turned up in their dozens to an information meeting for new &amp;#039;marijuana consultants&amp;#039;. Since the state of Washington has turned pot legal, the state&amp;#039;s Liquor Control Board needs advisers to help regulate the suddenly-legal drug. The variety of would-be-consultants turned up to the meeting sporting ponytails, flannel and suits in Tacom, Washington.  Not an average job description, a marijuana consultant must have at least five years of regulatory experience, a law degree and extensive expertise in every aspect of growing, selling, and smoking weed. Rose Habib, a chemist from a marijuana testing lab in Montana, asked: &amp;quot;Since it&amp;#039;s not unlikely with this audience, would a felony conviction preclude you from this contract?&amp;quot;. &amp;quot;It depends,&amp;quot; responded John Farley, a procurement coordinator with the Liquor Control Board. &amp;quot;A pot-related conviction is probably fine, but a heinous felony, not so much.&amp;quot; Ben Carpenter, a marijuana enthusiast, told The AP: &amp;quot;I kind of feel like war is over and now they&amp;#039;ve invited us to this grand hotel to give them advice on how to grow pot.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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