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  • Miss. Code Ann. § 45-23-15

    Miss. Code Ann. § 45-23-15 · Mississippi · Statutes

    Title 45 › Chapter 13 › Section 23-15

    Boilers and pressure vessels used in connection with the production, treating, processing, storage or transportation of oil or natural gas, when located in areas which are remote from places of human habitation

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  • Miss. Code Ann. § 45-23-15

    Miss. Code Ann. § 45-23-15 · Mississippi · Statutes

    Title 45 › Chapter 14 › Section 23-15

    Boilers and pressure vessels used in connection with the production, treating, processing, storage or transportation of oil or natural gas, when located in areas which are remote from places of human habitation

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  • Miss. Code Ann. § 45-23-15

    Miss. Code Ann. § 45-23-15 · Mississippi · Statutes

    Title 45 › Chapter 17 › Section 23-15

    Boilers and pressure vessels used in connection with the production, treating, processing, storage or transportation of oil or natural gas, when located in areas which are remote from places of human habitation

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  • Miss. Code Ann. § 45-23-15

    Miss. Code Ann. § 45-23-15 · Mississippi · Statutes

    Title 45 › Chapter 1 › Section 23-15

    Boilers and pressure vessels used in connection with the production, treating, processing, storage or transportation of oil or natural gas, when located in areas which are remote from places of human habitation

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  • Miss. Code Ann. § 45-23-15

    Miss. Code Ann. § 45-23-15 · Mississippi · Statutes

    Title 45 › Chapter 3 › Section 23-15

    Boilers and pressure vessels used in connection with the production, treating, processing, storage or transportation of oil or natural gas, when located in areas which are remote from places of human habitation

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  • Miss. Code Ann. § 41-31-3

    Miss. Code Ann. § 41-31-3 · Mississippi · Statutes

    Title 41 › Chapter 11 › Section 31-3

    of or unfit to look after and conduct his affairs, or is dangerous to himself or others, or has lost the power of self-control because of periodic, constant or frequent use of alcoholic beverages or habit-forming

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  • Miss. Code Ann. § 41-31-3

    Miss. Code Ann. § 41-31-3 · Mississippi · Statutes

    Title 41 › Chapter 13 › Section 31-3

    of or unfit to look after and conduct his affairs, or is dangerous to himself or others, or has lost the power of self-control because of periodic, constant or frequent use of alcoholic beverages or habit-forming

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  • § 58-86-102. Definitions.

    Utah Code § 58-86-102 · Utah · Statutes

    Title 58 › Chapter 58-86 › § 58-86-102

    chapter: (1) "Building" means an enclosed structure, including the structural, mechanical, and electrical systems, utility services, and other facilities the structure requires, that has human occupancy or habitation

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  • § 499.102. STAFF DETERMINATIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS.

    Tex. Government Code § 499.102 · Texas · Statutes

    Code gv › Chapter 499 › Section 499.102

    is adequate to ensure safety and order in the unit; (10) work, vocational, academic, and on-the-job training programs that afford all eligible inmates with an opportunity to learn job skills or work habits

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  • § 664.053. CREATION OF MODEL PROGRAM; DESIGNATION OF COORDINATOR.

    Tex. Government Code § 664.053 · Texas · Statutes

    Code gv › Chapter 664 › Section 664.053

    The wellness program may include: (1) education that targets the most costly or prevalent health care claims, including information addressing stress management, nutrition, healthy eating habits, alcohol

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  • Unprofessional conduct defined--No basis for criminal prosecution

    S.D. Codified Laws § 36-7-25 · South Dakota · Statutes

    Title 36 › Chapter 7 › Section 36-7-25

    hold in professional confidence all information concerning a patient; (14) Failing to comply with state and federal laws on keeping records regarding possessing and dispensing controlled substances or habit-forming

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  • Definitions

    S.D. Codified Laws § 38-24B-1 · South Dakota · Statutes

    Title 38 › Chapter 24B › Section 38-24B-1

    Decorative plants," indoor plants which are commonly grown and sold in movable containers, and which are not adapted for cultivation out of doors because of climatic conditions and natural peculiarities of habit

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  • 54-2812 QUALIFICATIONS FOR REGISTRATION.

    Idaho Code § 54-2812 · Idaho · Statutes

    Title 54 › Chapter 28 › Section 54-2812

    Qualifications for registration. (1) No applicant shall be registered having habits of character that would justify revocation or suspension of registration, as provided in section 54-2819, Idaho Code.

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  • 54-303 DEFINITIONS.

    Idaho Code § 54-303 · Idaho · Statutes

    Title 54 › Chapter 3 › Section 54-303

    (4) "Building" means an enclosure, including related improvements, that has as its principal purpose the adaptation of space for occupancy or habitation by human beings.

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  • 553.504 Exceptions to applicability of the federal standards.

    Fla. Stat. § 553.504 · Florida · Statutes

    Title XXXIII › Chapter 553 › Part II › Section 553.504

    (2) All new single-family houses, duplexes, triplexes, condominiums, and townhouses shall provide at least one bathroom, located with maximum possible privacy, where bathrooms are provided on habitable

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  • Miss. Code Ann. § 41-31-3

    Miss. Code Ann. § 41-31-3 · Mississippi · Statutes

    Title 41 › Chapter 7 › Section 31-3

    of or unfit to look after and conduct his affairs, or is dangerous to himself or others, or has lost the power of self-control because of periodic, constant or frequent use of alcoholic beverages or habit-forming

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  • Miss. Code Ann. § 41-31-3

    Miss. Code Ann. § 41-31-3 · Mississippi · Statutes

    Title 41 › Chapter 22 › Section 31-3

    of or unfit to look after and conduct his affairs, or is dangerous to himself or others, or has lost the power of self-control because of periodic, constant or frequent use of alcoholic beverages or habit-forming

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  • Miss. Code Ann. § 45-23-15

    Miss. Code Ann. § 45-23-15 · Mississippi · Statutes

    Title 45 › Chapter 5 › Section 23-15

    Boilers and pressure vessels used in connection with the production, treating, processing, storage or transportation of oil or natural gas, when located in areas which are remote from places of human habitation

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  • Miss. Code Ann. § 73-31-3

    Miss. Code Ann. § 73-31-3 · Mississippi · Statutes

    Title 73 › Chapter 1 › Section 31-3

    Diagnosis, treatment, and management of mental and emotional disorder or disability, alcoholism and substance abuse, disorders of habit or conduct, as well as of the psychological aspects of physical illness

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  • Licenses: Qualifications of applicants; issuance

    Nev. Rev. Stat. § 648.110 · Nevada · Statutes

    Title 54 › Chapter 648 › Section 648.110

    (b) Be of good moral character and temperate habits.

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