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If you have been to Spokane and like it I would tell you to be inclined to trust your own judgment. There are some well reasoned critiques of Spokane here but there are also a lot of negative opinions that aren't backed up by much in terms of rationale.
Boulder is a nice city. I haven't lived there but have visted a number of times. Obviously, it is very influenced by CU and you'll find a more pronounced environmental/liberal bent there. At the same time, it is really expensive. I'm not sure what field you're in but housing prices in Boulder are quite high.
Spokane has several universities but not one big state school so the college scene is present but not on the same level as Boulder. Some may see that as a plus, some as a minus. They both have great outdoor opportunities and a fairly similar climate. Again, it depends on what you're looking for. In my opinion, they are both nice places.
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