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Thirdhand smoke occurs when cancer causing residue from tobacco smoke sticks to surfaces such as carpets and walls Chemicals that absorb into surfaces eventually break down and desorb back into the air Residue can continue to damage property, even after the smoker moves out, and can be picked up when people touch surfaces ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Multi-Unit Housing Technical Assistance Survey Take this brief 2- minute Multi-Unit Housing Technical Assistance Survey to share your interest in smokefree housing with the American Lung Association so they may learn what type of resources your property may need

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of this proposed): Partial QP Election (81 FR 77512 and 77513, 82 FR 53922 and 53923, and 83 FR 60018 through 60019) (OMB 0938-1314)

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