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Various political jurisdictions often adopt and then enforce ordinances or laws that regulate the construction, operation, and occupancy of different types of buildings (these ordinances and laws fall within the broad category usually referred to as building codes). The ordinances and laws may differ depending on the type or occupancy of structures. For example, states may adopt separate residential and commercial building codes, or separate codes for public buildings and private buildings.

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