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- Book Printing1
- Bookbinding and Related Work6
- Books, Periodicals, and Newspapers6
- Commercial Art and Graphic Design23
- Commercial Photography27
- Commercial Printing, Gravure4
- Commercial Printing, Lithographic69
- Commercial Printing, NEC46
- Help Supply Services42
- Industrial and Personal Service Paper2
- Manifold Business Forms1
- Miscellaneous Publishing12
- Newspapers33
- Notebooks1
- Periodicals: Publishing, or Publishing and Printing9
- Photocopying and Duplicating Services14
- Platemaking and Related Services1
- Printing and Writing Paper2
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