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Hammurabi's Code regulated a wide range of activities, including trade, property rights, family relations, labor, and criminal justice. It established laws governing contracts, debt, and wages, as well as guidelines for marriage, divorce, and inheritance. Additionally, the code addressed issues of theft, assault, and the responsibilities of various professions, ensuring that societal order and fairness were maintained in Babylonian society.

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