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2001 01 893713.
2002 01 873542.
2003 01 413625·
2004 01 594312·
2005 01 734883·
2006 01 205626.
2007 01 356156.
2008 01 886384.
2010 01 246681.
2011 01 508133.
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Plastics and rubber products manufacturing
Wholesale trade
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Transportation and warehousing, excluding Postal Service
Air transportation
Rail transportation
Truck transportation
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