wanyu/IteraTeR_v2 huggingface dataset:
Original:  This table summarizes their numbers based on each state's prominence criteria: U.S. StateThirteenersFourteenersHighest 13er < 14,000 ftElevationColorado 637 53 Grizzly Peak California 147 11 Mount Barnard Alaska 41 20 Mount Hunter, South Peak Wyoming 34 0 Gannett Peak Utah 17 0 Kings Peak New Mexico 3 0 Wheeler Peak Hawaii 2 0 Mauna Kea Nevada 2 0 Boundary Peak Washington 2 2 none -
Revised:  This table summarizes their numbers based on each state's prominence criteria: U.S. StateThirteenersFourteenersHighest 13er < 14,000 ftElevationColorado 637 53 Grizzly Peak California 149 12 Mount Barnard Alaska 41 20 Mount Hunter, South Peak Wyoming 34 0 Gannett Peak Utah 17 0 Kings Peak New Mexico 3 0 Wheeler Peak Hawaii 2 0 Mauna Kea Nevada 2 0 Boundary Peak Washington 2 2 none -
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Original:  California California has the second greatest number of thirteeners with 147 of them, of which 11 are fourteeners(these counts exclude Mount Muir, which may not have 300 ft prominence) .
Revised:  California California has the second greatest number of thirteeners with 147 of them, of which 12 are fourteeners .
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Original:  The highest under 14,000 feet are as follows (the rank includes higher peaks): RankMountainElevationRange 12 Mount BarnardSierra Nevada 13 Mount HumphreysSierra Nevada 14 Mount KeithSierra Nevada 15 Mount Stanford, South PeakSierra Nevada [[File:Mount Darwin.jpg|Mount Darwin, California]] [[File:Mt Tom CA from US 395.jpg|Mount Tom, California]]
Revised:  The highest under 14,000 feet are as follows (the rank includes higher peaks): RankMountainElevationRange 13 Mount BarnardSierra Nevada 13 Mount HumphreysSierra Nevada 14 Mount KeithSierra Nevada 15 Mount Stanford, South PeakSierra Nevada [[File:Mount Darwin.jpg|Mount Darwin, California]] [[File:Mt Tom CA from US 395.jpg|Mount Tom, California]]
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Original:  The highest under 14,000 feet are as follows (the rank includes higher peaks): RankMountainElevationRange 12 Mount BarnardSierra Nevada 13 Mount HumphreysSierra Nevada 14 Mount KeithSierra Nevada 15 Mount Stanford, South PeakSierra Nevada [[File:Mount Darwin.jpg|Mount Darwin, California]] [[File:Mt Tom CA from US 395.jpg|Mount Tom, California]]
Revised:  The highest under 14,000 feet are as follows (the rank includes higher peaks): RankMountainElevationRange 12 Mount BarnardSierra Nevada 14 Mount HumphreysSierra Nevada 14 Mount KeithSierra Nevada 15 Mount Stanford, South PeakSierra Nevada [[File:Mount Darwin.jpg|Mount Darwin, California]] [[File:Mt Tom CA from US 395.jpg|Mount Tom, California]]
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Original:  The highest under 14,000 feet are as follows (the rank includes higher peaks): RankMountainElevationRange 12 Mount BarnardSierra Nevada 13 Mount HumphreysSierra Nevada 14 Mount KeithSierra Nevada 15 Mount Stanford, South PeakSierra Nevada [[File:Mount Darwin.jpg|Mount Darwin, California]] [[File:Mt Tom CA from US 395.jpg|Mount Tom, California]]
Revised:  The highest under 14,000 feet are as follows (the rank includes higher peaks): RankMountainElevationRange 12 Mount BarnardSierra Nevada 13 Mount HumphreysSierra Nevada 15 Mount KeithSierra Nevada 15 Mount Stanford, South PeakSierra Nevada [[File:Mount Darwin.jpg|Mount Darwin, California]] [[File:Mt Tom CA from US 395.jpg|Mount Tom, California]]
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Original:  RankMountainElevationRange 18 Mount Le ConteSierra Nevada 20 Mount AgassizSierra Nevada 22 Norman Clyde PeakSierra Nevada 25 Mount DarwinSierra Nevada 26 Mount KaweahSierra Nevada 28 Mount WinchellSierra Nevada 29 Mount Morgan (Inyo County)
Revised:  RankMountainElevationRange 18 Mount Le ConteSierra Nevada 20 Mount AgassizSierra Nevada 22 Norman Clyde PeakSierra Nevada 26 Mount DarwinSierra Nevada 26 Mount KaweahSierra Nevada 28 Mount WinchellSierra Nevada 29 Mount Morgan (Inyo County)
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Original:  RankMountainElevationRange 18 Mount Le ConteSierra Nevada 20 Mount AgassizSierra Nevada 22 Norman Clyde PeakSierra Nevada 25 Mount DarwinSierra Nevada 26 Mount KaweahSierra Nevada 28 Mount WinchellSierra Nevada 29 Mount Morgan (Inyo County)
Revised:  RankMountainElevationRange 18 Mount Le ConteSierra Nevada 20 Mount AgassizSierra Nevada 22 Norman Clyde PeakSierra Nevada 25 Mount DarwinSierra Nevada 26 Mount KaweahSierra Nevada 29 Mount WinchellSierra Nevada 29 Mount Morgan (Inyo County)
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Original:  RankMountainElevationRange 18 Mount Le ConteSierra Nevada 20 Mount AgassizSierra Nevada 22 Norman Clyde PeakSierra Nevada 25 Mount DarwinSierra Nevada 26 Mount KaweahSierra Nevada 28 Mount WinchellSierra Nevada 29 Mount Morgan (Inyo County)
Revised:  RankMountainElevationRange 18 Mount Le ConteSierra Nevada 20 Mount AgassizSierra Nevada 22 Norman Clyde PeakSierra Nevada 25 Mount DarwinSierra Nevada 26 Mount KaweahSierra Nevada 28 Mount WinchellSierra Nevada 30 Mount Morgan (Inyo County)
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Original: Sierra Nevada 32 Red KaweahSierra Nevada 36 Black KaweahSierra Nevada 39 Mount TomSierra Nevada 44 Birch MountainSierra Nevada 51 Palisade CrestSierra Nevada 68 Montgomery PeakWhite Mountains 76 Kaweah QueenSierra Nevada 119 Mount RitterSierra Nevada 121 Mount BaxterSierra Nevada 122 Red Slate MountainSierra Nevada 125 Mount LyellSierra Nevada 136 Mount DanaSierra Nevada 147 Mount Morgan (Mono County)
Revised: Sierra Nevada 33 Red KaweahSierra Nevada 36 Black KaweahSierra Nevada 39 Mount TomSierra Nevada 44 Birch MountainSierra Nevada 51 Palisade CrestSierra Nevada 68 Montgomery PeakWhite Mountains 76 Kaweah QueenSierra Nevada 119 Mount RitterSierra Nevada 121 Mount BaxterSierra Nevada 122 Red Slate MountainSierra Nevada 125 Mount LyellSierra Nevada 136 Mount DanaSierra Nevada 147 Mount Morgan (Mono County)
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Original: Sierra Nevada 32 Red KaweahSierra Nevada 36 Black KaweahSierra Nevada 39 Mount TomSierra Nevada 44 Birch MountainSierra Nevada 51 Palisade CrestSierra Nevada 68 Montgomery PeakWhite Mountains 76 Kaweah QueenSierra Nevada 119 Mount RitterSierra Nevada 121 Mount BaxterSierra Nevada 122 Red Slate MountainSierra Nevada 125 Mount LyellSierra Nevada 136 Mount DanaSierra Nevada 147 Mount Morgan (Mono County)
Revised: Sierra Nevada 32 Red KaweahSierra Nevada 38 Black KaweahSierra Nevada 39 Mount TomSierra Nevada 44 Birch MountainSierra Nevada 51 Palisade CrestSierra Nevada 68 Montgomery PeakWhite Mountains 76 Kaweah QueenSierra Nevada 119 Mount RitterSierra Nevada 121 Mount BaxterSierra Nevada 122 Red Slate MountainSierra Nevada 125 Mount LyellSierra Nevada 136 Mount DanaSierra Nevada 147 Mount Morgan (Mono County)
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Original: Sierra Nevada 32 Red KaweahSierra Nevada 36 Black KaweahSierra Nevada 39 Mount TomSierra Nevada 44 Birch MountainSierra Nevada 51 Palisade CrestSierra Nevada 68 Montgomery PeakWhite Mountains 76 Kaweah QueenSierra Nevada 119 Mount RitterSierra Nevada 121 Mount BaxterSierra Nevada 122 Red Slate MountainSierra Nevada 125 Mount LyellSierra Nevada 136 Mount DanaSierra Nevada 147 Mount Morgan (Mono County)
Revised: Sierra Nevada 32 Red KaweahSierra Nevada 36 Black KaweahSierra Nevada 39 Mount TomSierra Nevada 46 Birch MountainSierra Nevada 51 Palisade CrestSierra Nevada 68 Montgomery PeakWhite Mountains 76 Kaweah QueenSierra Nevada 119 Mount RitterSierra Nevada 121 Mount BaxterSierra Nevada 122 Red Slate MountainSierra Nevada 125 Mount LyellSierra Nevada 136 Mount DanaSierra Nevada 147 Mount Morgan (Mono County)
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Original: Sierra Nevada 32 Red KaweahSierra Nevada 36 Black KaweahSierra Nevada 39 Mount TomSierra Nevada 44 Birch MountainSierra Nevada 51 Palisade CrestSierra Nevada 68 Montgomery PeakWhite Mountains 76 Kaweah QueenSierra Nevada 119 Mount RitterSierra Nevada 121 Mount BaxterSierra Nevada 122 Red Slate MountainSierra Nevada 125 Mount LyellSierra Nevada 136 Mount DanaSierra Nevada 147 Mount Morgan (Mono County)
Revised: Sierra Nevada 32 Red KaweahSierra Nevada 36 Black KaweahSierra Nevada 39 Mount TomSierra Nevada 44 Birch MountainSierra Nevada 51 Palisade CrestSierra Nevada 69 Montgomery PeakWhite Mountains 76 Kaweah QueenSierra Nevada 119 Mount RitterSierra Nevada 121 Mount BaxterSierra Nevada 122 Red Slate MountainSierra Nevada 125 Mount LyellSierra Nevada 136 Mount DanaSierra Nevada 147 Mount Morgan (Mono County)
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Original: Sierra Nevada 32 Red KaweahSierra Nevada 36 Black KaweahSierra Nevada 39 Mount TomSierra Nevada 44 Birch MountainSierra Nevada 51 Palisade CrestSierra Nevada 68 Montgomery PeakWhite Mountains 76 Kaweah QueenSierra Nevada 119 Mount RitterSierra Nevada 121 Mount BaxterSierra Nevada 122 Red Slate MountainSierra Nevada 125 Mount LyellSierra Nevada 136 Mount DanaSierra Nevada 147 Mount Morgan (Mono County)
Revised: Sierra Nevada 32 Red KaweahSierra Nevada 36 Black KaweahSierra Nevada 39 Mount TomSierra Nevada 44 Birch MountainSierra Nevada 51 Palisade CrestSierra Nevada 68 Montgomery PeakWhite Mountains 76 Kaweah QueenSierra Nevada 120 Red Slate MountainSierra Nevada 122 Mount RitterSierra Nevada 121 Mount BaxterSierra Nevada 122 Red Slate MountainSierra Nevada 125 Mount LyellSierra Nevada 136 Mount DanaSierra Nevada 147 Mount Morgan (Mono County)
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Original: Sierra Nevada 32 Red KaweahSierra Nevada 36 Black KaweahSierra Nevada 39 Mount TomSierra Nevada 44 Birch MountainSierra Nevada 51 Palisade CrestSierra Nevada 68 Montgomery PeakWhite Mountains 76 Kaweah QueenSierra Nevada 119 Mount RitterSierra Nevada 121 Mount BaxterSierra Nevada 122 Red Slate MountainSierra Nevada 125 Mount LyellSierra Nevada 136 Mount DanaSierra Nevada 147 Mount Morgan (Mono County)
Revised: Sierra Nevada 32 Red KaweahSierra Nevada 36 Black KaweahSierra Nevada 39 Mount TomSierra Nevada 44 Birch MountainSierra Nevada 51 Palisade CrestSierra Nevada 68 Montgomery PeakWhite Mountains 76 Kaweah QueenSierra Nevada 119 Mount RitterSierra Nevada 123 Mount BaxterSierra Nevada 122 Red Slate MountainSierra Nevada 125 Mount LyellSierra Nevada 136 Mount DanaSierra Nevada 147 Mount Morgan (Mono County)
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Original: Sierra Nevada 32 Red KaweahSierra Nevada 36 Black KaweahSierra Nevada 39 Mount TomSierra Nevada 44 Birch MountainSierra Nevada 51 Palisade CrestSierra Nevada 68 Montgomery PeakWhite Mountains 76 Kaweah QueenSierra Nevada 119 Mount RitterSierra Nevada 121 Mount BaxterSierra Nevada 122 Red Slate MountainSierra Nevada 125 Mount LyellSierra Nevada 136 Mount DanaSierra Nevada 147 Mount Morgan (Mono County)
Revised: Sierra Nevada 32 Red KaweahSierra Nevada 36 Black KaweahSierra Nevada 39 Mount TomSierra Nevada 44 Birch MountainSierra Nevada 51 Palisade CrestSierra Nevada 68 Montgomery PeakWhite Mountains 76 Kaweah QueenSierra Nevada 119 Mount RitterSierra Nevada 121 Mount BaxterSierra Nevada 122 Red Slate MountainSierra Nevada 125 Mount LyellSierra Nevada 137 Mount DanaSierra Nevada 147 Mount Morgan (Mono County)
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Original: Sierra Nevada 32 Red KaweahSierra Nevada 36 Black KaweahSierra Nevada 39 Mount TomSierra Nevada 44 Birch MountainSierra Nevada 51 Palisade CrestSierra Nevada 68 Montgomery PeakWhite Mountains 76 Kaweah QueenSierra Nevada 119 Mount RitterSierra Nevada 121 Mount BaxterSierra Nevada 122 Red Slate MountainSierra Nevada 125 Mount LyellSierra Nevada 136 Mount DanaSierra Nevada 147 Mount Morgan (Mono County)
Revised: Sierra Nevada 32 Red KaweahSierra Nevada 36 Black KaweahSierra Nevada 39 Mount TomSierra Nevada 44 Birch MountainSierra Nevada 51 Palisade CrestSierra Nevada 68 Montgomery PeakWhite Mountains 76 Kaweah QueenSierra Nevada 119 Mount RitterSierra Nevada 121 Mount BaxterSierra Nevada 122 Red Slate MountainSierra Nevada 125 Mount LyellSierra Nevada 136 Mount DanaSierra Nevada 149 Mount Morgan (Mono County)
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Original:  This table summarizes their numbers based on each state's prominence criteria: U.S. StateThirteenersFourteenersHighest 13er < 14,000 ftElevationColorado 637 53 Grizzly Peak California 149 12 Mount Barnard Alaska 41 20 Mount Hunter, South Peak Wyoming 34 0 Gannett Peak Utah 17 0 Kings Peak New Mexico 3 0 Wheeler Peak Hawaii 2 0 Mauna Kea Nevada 2 0 Boundary Peak Washington 1 1 none -
Revised:  This table summarizes their numbers based on each state's prominence criteria: U.S. StateThirteenersFourteenersHighest 13er < 14,000 ftElevationColorado 637 53 Grizzly Peak California 149 12 Mount Barnard Alaska 41 20 Mount Hunter, South Peak Wyoming 34 0 Gannett Peak Utah 17 0 Kings Peak New Mexico 3 0 Wheeler Peak Hawaii 2 0 Mauna Kea Nevada 2 0 Boundary Peak Washington 0 1 none -
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Original:  Resources in the community Naturally occurring retirement communities, also known as NORCS, are another source of support for older adults wishing to age in place.
Revised: Aging in Place is commonly associated with the concept of Universal Design. Universal Design has seven basic principles. First is equitable use. This is design that is useful to people with diverse abilities. Flexibility in use is design that accommodates a wide range of individual preferences and abilities. Simple and intuitive use is another core principle. This means things are easy to understand regardless of the user’s experience, language skills, concentration level or knowledge. Perceptible information communicates necessary information to the user regardless of the user’s sensory abilities or any ambient conditions. Universal Design also the user tolerance for error, minimizing hazards or adverse consequences of accidental actions. It also requires low physical effort, and can be used efficiently without fatigue. It also takes into account the size and space for approach and use, which means appropriate space is provided to approach, reach and use things, regardless of mobility, posture or body size. Resources in the community Naturally occurring retirement communities, also known as NORCS, are another source of support for older adults wishing to age in place.
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Original:  Below is a graph to reference for home modifications that are deemed ADA compliant:.
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Original:  • Minimum of 36” wide for wheelchair accessibility (measure between the handrails)%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Slip resistant • Slope no greater than 1:12 (for each 1” of rise there must be 12 inches of run)%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • For ramps that have a rise greater than 6” there must be handrails on each side • All ramps longer than 30’ must have a middle landing for maneuvering wheelchairs%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Wheelchair turning space 60”x60” Bathroom Modifications.
Revised:  %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Slip resistant • Slope no greater than 1:12 (for each 1” of rise there must be 12 inches of run)%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • For ramps that have a rise greater than 6” there must be handrails on each side • All ramps longer than 30’ must have a middle landing for maneuvering wheelchairs%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Wheelchair turning space 60”x60” Bathroom Modifications.
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Original:  • Minimum of 36” wide for wheelchair accessibility (measure between the handrails)%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Slip resistant • Slope no greater than 1:12 (for each 1” of rise there must be 12 inches of run)%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • For ramps that have a rise greater than 6” there must be handrails on each side • All ramps longer than 30’ must have a middle landing for maneuvering wheelchairs%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Wheelchair turning space 60”x60” Bathroom Modifications.
Revised:  • Minimum of 36” wide for wheelchair accessibility (measure between the handrails)%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Slope no greater than 1:12 (for each 1” of rise there must be 12 inches of run)%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • For ramps that have a rise greater than 6” there must be handrails on each side • All ramps longer than 30’ must have a middle landing for maneuvering wheelchairs%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Wheelchair turning space 60”x60” Bathroom Modifications.
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Original:  • Minimum of 36” wide for wheelchair accessibility (measure between the handrails)%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Slip resistant • Slope no greater than 1:12 (for each 1” of rise there must be 12 inches of run)%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • For ramps that have a rise greater than 6” there must be handrails on each side • All ramps longer than 30’ must have a middle landing for maneuvering wheelchairs%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Wheelchair turning space 60”x60” Bathroom Modifications.
Revised:  • Minimum of 36” wide for wheelchair accessibility (measure between the handrails)%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Slip resistant %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • For ramps that have a rise greater than 6” there must be handrails on each side • All ramps longer than 30’ must have a middle landing for maneuvering wheelchairs%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Wheelchair turning space 60”x60” Bathroom Modifications.
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Original:  • Minimum of 36” wide for wheelchair accessibility (measure between the handrails)%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Slip resistant • Slope no greater than 1:12 (for each 1” of rise there must be 12 inches of run)%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • For ramps that have a rise greater than 6” there must be handrails on each side • All ramps longer than 30’ must have a middle landing for maneuvering wheelchairs%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Wheelchair turning space 60”x60” Bathroom Modifications.
Revised:  • Minimum of 36” wide for wheelchair accessibility (measure between the handrails)%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Slip resistant • Slope no greater than 1:12 (for each 1” of rise there must be 12 inches of run)%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • All ramps longer than 30’ must have a middle landing for maneuvering wheelchairs%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Wheelchair turning space 60”x60” Bathroom Modifications.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Bathroom door entrance should be at least 32” wide • All grab bars should be able to support weight of individual%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Toilet:
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • All grab bars should be able to support weight of individual%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Toilet:
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Bathroom door entrance should be at least 32” wide • All grab bars should be able to support weight of individual%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Toilet:
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Bathroom door entrance should be at least 32” wide %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Toilet:
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Original:  o Shower seat should be between 17-19” from the floor for roll-in showers o Roll-in showers should be clear of thresholds and doors at the entrance o 60” long hand held shower unit o At minimum 32” width of clearance at entry o For bathtubs, each side of bathtub should have horizontal grab bars at least 24” long o Installation of shower chair or tub shower bench for improved safety and reduced risk of falls Bedroom Modifications.
Revised:  o Shower seat should be between 17-19” from the floor for roll-in showers o Roll-in showers should be clear of thresholds and doors at the entrance o 60” long hand held shower unit o At minimum 32” width of clearance at entry o For bathtubs, each side of bathtub should have horizontal grab bars at least 24” long o Installation of shower chair or tub shower bench for improved safety and reduced risk of falls 
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Clear width of 32” at a minimum for wheelchair accessibility • 36” pathway on each side of the bed and at foot of bed%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Mattress should be no higher than 22” from the floor • All light switches, thermostat buttons, lamp controls, etc. should be within 48” from ground for ease of reach%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Kitchen Modifications.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • 36” pathway on each side of the bed and at foot of bed%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Mattress should be no higher than 22” from the floor • All light switches, thermostat buttons, lamp controls, etc. should be within 48” from ground for ease of reach%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Kitchen Modifications.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Clear width of 32” at a minimum for wheelchair accessibility • 36” pathway on each side of the bed and at foot of bed%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Mattress should be no higher than 22” from the floor • All light switches, thermostat buttons, lamp controls, etc. should be within 48” from ground for ease of reach%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Kitchen Modifications.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Clear width of 32” at a minimum for wheelchair accessibility %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Mattress should be no higher than 22” from the floor • All light switches, thermostat buttons, lamp controls, etc. should be within 48” from ground for ease of reach%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Kitchen Modifications.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Clear width of 32” at a minimum for wheelchair accessibility • 36” pathway on each side of the bed and at foot of bed%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Mattress should be no higher than 22” from the floor • All light switches, thermostat buttons, lamp controls, etc. should be within 48” from ground for ease of reach%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Kitchen Modifications.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Clear width of 32” at a minimum for wheelchair accessibility • 36” pathway on each side of the bed and at foot of bed%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • All light switches, thermostat buttons, lamp controls, etc. should be within 48” from ground for ease of reach%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Kitchen Modifications.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Clear width of 32” at a minimum for wheelchair accessibility • 36” pathway on each side of the bed and at foot of bed%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Mattress should be no higher than 22” from the floor • All light switches, thermostat buttons, lamp controls, etc. should be within 48” from ground for ease of reach%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Kitchen Modifications.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Clear width of 32” at a minimum for wheelchair accessibility • 36” pathway on each side of the bed and at foot of bed%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Mattress should be no higher than 22” from the floor %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Kitchen Modifications.
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Original:  • Lowest shelves should be no higher than 48”%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Include space under countertops and sinks for wheelchair accessibility • Consider “L” or “U” shaped countertops for improved accessibility%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Appliances and sink should be able to operate from wheelchair height Miscellaneous Modifications.
Revised:  %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Include space under countertops and sinks for wheelchair accessibility • Consider “L” or “U” shaped countertops for improved accessibility%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Appliances and sink should be able to operate from wheelchair height Miscellaneous Modifications.
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Original:  • Lowest shelves should be no higher than 48”%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Include space under countertops and sinks for wheelchair accessibility • Consider “L” or “U” shaped countertops for improved accessibility%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Appliances and sink should be able to operate from wheelchair height Miscellaneous Modifications.
Revised:  • Lowest shelves should be no higher than 48”%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Consider “L” or “U” shaped countertops for improved accessibility%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% • Appliances and sink should be able to operate from wheelchair height Miscellaneous Modifications.
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