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The California ban would be for manufactured stone that has more than a percent of crystalline silica.
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The headline uses urgent, definitive language to link a regulatory move to a health outcome, while the body text provides specific technical details about the product being regulated. The framing focuses on the legislative action rather than citing specific medical sources for the disease claims.
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