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- Addison48
- Bennington103
- Caledonia33
- Chittenden215
- Essex2
- Franklin33
- Grand Isle4
- Lamoille37
- Orange29
- Orleans15
- Rutland86
- Washington104
- Windham70
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- Analytical Instruments10
- Bank Equipment and Supplies1
- Laboratory Equipment, Except Medical or Dental2
- Law Enforcement Equipment and Supplies1
- Optical Goods1
- Religious Supplies2
- Scientific and Engineering Equipment and Supplies1
- Theatrical Equipment and Supplies797
- Wholesale Biological Laboratory Supplies9
- Wholesale Drafting Room Equipment and Supplies10
- Wholesale Engineering Equipment and Supplies1
- Wholesale Lasers1
- Wholesale Professional Equipment (Unclassified)9
- Wholesale Scientific Apparatus and Instruments1
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