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    "slug": "recovery-fund-caps",
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    "title": "The Recovery Fund's Limits",
    "statement": "Thirty thousand dollars per residence, two hundred thousand in total against any single license: those are the Recovery Fund's outer walls. Inside them, the fund pays actual damages to owner occupants of a primary residence, for work done under a licensed residential contractor and for nothing else.",
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      "label": "Arizona ROC, the Recovery Fund",
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    "topic": "Getting money back",
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