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Statutory authority

Every regulation must cite the statute that authorizes it. This page traces each ingested part's cited authority into the U.S. Code and classifies each citation's language as . It also shows which statutes several parts share and lists two families of textual markers found in rule preambles — presented with equal weight, describing the published text only.

Which U.S. Code sections each ingested CFR part cites as rulemaking authority, and which cited sections are shared across parts. Retrieval over the parsed authority citations only — this is not a dependency, impact, or conflict analysis. Citations that did not resolve in the pinned U.S. Code release are listed separately as coverage facts.

Bands report TEXTUAL-MARKER DENSITY only (listed phrase families per 1,000 words; none=0, low≤0.2, moderate≤0.6, elevated>0.6), applied identically to both marker families. They describe phrase frequency in the published document text and are not a prediction of any judicial outcome or a statement about any regulation's validity.

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Data as of 2026-07-30 — a pre-computed static snapshot; no page depends on a live service. Source data: Federal Register (U.S. public domain). Extraction: qwen3:8b running locally at temperature 0.

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