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For lead-based paint and environmental disclosures, what North Carolina concept is described below? Use the description below. Description: The year used as the federal cutoff for most lead-based paint disclosure obligations in housing.

Correct Answer

A) 1978

1978

Answer Options
A
1978
B
1988
C
1968
D
1998

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