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        "text": "A full kitchen includes full-size cooking appliances, a standard refrigerator, extensive counter space, and dedicated 240-volt electrical circuits, whereas a kitchenette relies on compact, plug-in appliances. Kitchenettes typically feature a bar sink, under-counter refrigerator, microwave, and small counter area, requiring less plumbing infrastructure and simpler electrical wiring. Local zoning codes frequently dictate whether an accessory unit is permitted to have a full stove or range oven. Choosing a kitchenette reduces overall construction expenses and preserves interior square footage for living or bedroom areas.",
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