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SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Gov. ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER has vetoed a bill that would have required chains with more than 15 restaurants to post nutritional information on their menus and menu boards, calling it "impractical." But the CALIFORNIA RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION is already warning that a labeling mandate could come back in another form. In rejecting the measure, Schwarzenegger called on restaurants to continue voluntarily making dietary data available to consumers via brochures, tray liners and other means. The bill would have made California the first …