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The document is a regulatory guide from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health's Radiation Control Program, detailing the application process for licenses to possess and use lead paint detectors that contain non-accelerator radioactive materials (NARM) sealed sources. It outlines the necessary information required for license applications, applicable regulations, licensing fees, and administrative requirements for maintaining safety and compliance in handling radioactive materials.

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