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- Aircraft, Boat, Vehicle Supplies11
- Automobiles and Other Motor Vehicles26
- Automotive Stamping4
- Boat Repair and Building14
- Motor Vehicle Parts and Accessories8
- Motor Vehicle Parts, Used13
- Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts49
- Motor Vehicles and Passenger Car Bodies3
- Motorcycles, Bicycles, and Parts2
- Railroads, Line-haul Operating18
- Ship Building and Repairing3
- Steam, Gas, and Hydraulic Turbines, and Turbine Generator Set Units2
- Tires and Tubes9
- Transmission Company3
- Transportation Equipment3
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