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The North Carolina Register, Volume 19, Issue 16, published on February 15, 2005, includes Executive Orders, proposed and emergency rules from various licensing boards such as the Locksmith Licensing Board and the Medical Examiners Board. It outlines the procedures for rule-making and public comment periods, highlights a state of emergency in Wake County due to hazardous weather conditions, and provides details on contested case decisions from the Office of Administrative Hearings. The document serves as an official record of administrative actions and regulatory updates in North Carolina.

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