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- Ceramic Product Industrial Manufacturers3
- Ecclesiastical Statuary: Gypsum, Clay, or Papier Mache21
- Floor Composition, Magnesite21
- Flower Boxes, Plaster of Paris21
- Glass Block1
- Images, Small: Gypsum, Clay, or Papier Mache3
- Nonmetallic Mineral Products Manufacturers Unclassified1
- Plaques Manufacturers1
- Sand Lime Products1
- Stucco Manufacturers23
- Synthetic Stones, for Gem Stones and Industrial Use1
- Vases and Urns, Gypsum and Papier Mache1
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