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        "text": "Wood crown molding, typically made from pine, oak, or maple, offers natural grain patterns and superior durability. It can be stained or painted, providing a classic, high-end finish. However, wood is generally more expensive and can expand or contract with humidity changes. Medium-density fiberboard (MDF) molding is an engineered product that's more affordable, stable, and comes pre-primed, making it ideal for painting. It's often a great choice for a uniform painted look, but it's less resistant to moisture than wood. Your choice often depends on budget, desired finish, and the room's environmental conditions.",
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