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    "slug": "door-to-door-cancellation",
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    "title": "The Cancellation Right for Door to Door Sales",
    "statement": "A sale made at your own door comes with three business days to walk away, and the seller owes you written notice of that right. Skip the notice and the clock never started: the window stays open until the notice the law requires is actually given.",
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      "label": "A.R.S. § 44-5004",
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    "topic": "Sales at your door",
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