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        "text": "An accessible bathroom is designed to be safely and comfortably used by individuals with varying mobility needs. Key features often include wider doorways, grab bars for support, a curbless or roll-in shower, a comfort-height toilet, and a sink with clear space underneath for wheelchair access. The layout prioritizes clear maneuvering space and strategically placed fixtures to ensure ease of use for all occupants.",
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