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- Desk Pads, Paper: Made From Purchased Materials2
- Greeting Card Manufacturers1
- Looseleaf Fillers or Ream Paper in Filler Sizes1
- Memo Books, Notebooks, and Looseleaf Filler Paper1
- Newsprint Tablets and Pads: Made From Purchased Materials3
- Notebooks: Made From Purchased Paper3
- Papeteries and Writing Paper Sets1
- Stationery Manufacturers3
- Stationery: Made From Purchased Materials2
- Stationery-Tablets/Related Prods (Mfrs)32
- Tablets and Pads54
- Writing Paper and Envelopes: Made From Purchased Materials51
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