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4. ARMORED CABLE (TYPE AC) 4.1 Description 4.2 Equipment Grounding 4.3 Uses Permitted, General 4.3.1 Uses Permitted, Special Occupancies 4.4 Uses Not Permitted 4.5 Connectors 5. METAL-CLAD CABLES (TYPE MC) 5.1 Description 5.2 Conductors 5.3 Special MC Cable Configurations 5.4 Equipment Grounding 5.4.1 Interlocking Metal Tape Sheath
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