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Under that, the level of noise allowed from airplanes landing at the facility would be decreased from a high of 84 decibels to 77 decibels in seven years. Australian work rules say an employee can't be exposed to sounds that average more than 85 decibels a day. The system reduces high-frequency noise by 15 decibels, and is recommended for dentists and hygienists. |
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