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Electronic, Electrical Equipment & Components, Except Computer Equipment
- Carbon And Graphite Products2
- Communications Equipment, Nec9
- Current-Carrying Wiring Devices2
- Electric Housewares And Fans3
- Electric Lamps8
- Electrical Equipment And Supplies, Nec18
- Electrical Industrial Apparatus, Nec3
- Electron Tubes2
- Electronic Capacitors1
- Electronic Coils And Transformers1
- Electronic Components, Nec14
- Electronic Connectors1
- Electronic Resistors3
- Engine Electrical Equipment3
- Household Appliances, Nec1
- Household Audio And Video Equipment9
- Household Cooking Equipment2
- Household Vacuum Cleaners1
- Lighting Equipment, Nec1
- Motors And Generators11
- Prerecorded Records And Tapes2
- Printed Circuit Boards3
- Radio And T.V. Communications Equipment6
- Relays And Industrial Controls10
- Residential Lighting Fixtures10
- Semiconductors And Related Devices3
- Storage Batteries3
- Switchgear And Switchboard Apparatus8
- Telephone And Telegraph Apparatus3
- Transformers, Except Electric4
- Vehicular Lighting Equipment2
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- Carbon And Graphite Products2
- Communications Equipment, Nec9
- Current-Carrying Wiring Devices2
- Electric Housewares And Fans3
- Electric Lamps8
- Electrical Equipment And Supplies, Nec18
- Electrical Industrial Apparatus, Nec3
- Electron Tubes2
- Electronic Capacitors1
- Electronic Coils And Transformers1
- Electronic Components, Nec14
- Electronic Connectors1
- Electronic Resistors3
- Engine Electrical Equipment3
- Household Appliances, Nec1
- Household Audio And Video Equipment9
- Household Cooking Equipment2
- Household Vacuum Cleaners1
- Lighting Equipment, Nec1
- Motors And Generators11
- Prerecorded Records And Tapes2
- Printed Circuit Boards3
- Radio And T.V. Communications Equipment6
- Relays And Industrial Controls10
- Residential Lighting Fixtures10
- Semiconductors And Related Devices3
- Storage Batteries3
- Switchgear And Switchboard Apparatus8
- Telephone And Telegraph Apparatus3
- Transformers, Except Electric4
- Vehicular Lighting Equipment2
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- Allen3
- Anderson1
- Barren2
- Boone4
- Boyd4
- Boyle5
- Breckinridge2
- Christian2
- Clark1
- Clay3
- Crittenden1
- Daviess3
- Fayette14
- Franklin1
- Fulton1
- Grant1
- Graves6
- Hardin2
- Henderson1
- Hickman1
- Hopkins1
- Jackson1
- Jefferson44
- Jessamine1
- Kenton10
- Knott1
- Laurel2
- Lincoln1
- Madison1
- Marshall2
- Mason1
- Mc Cracken3
- Meade1
- Metcalfe1
- Montgomery1
- Ohio1
- Perry1
- Powell1
- Pulaski2
- Russell1
- Shelby2
- Simpson3
- Todd1
- Warren2
- Washington1
- Whitley2
- Woodford3
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