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Beverages
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Chemicals
Commercial Banks
Computer Peripherals
Computer Software
Computers, Office Equipment
Diversified Financials
Diversified Outsourcing
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Energy
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Entertainment
Financial Data Services
Food & Drug Stores
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Food Production
Food Services
Forest & Paper Products
Furniture
General Merchandisers
Health Care: Insurance & Managed Care
Health Care: Medical Facilities
Health Care: Pharmacy and Other Services
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Homebuilders
Hotels, Casinos, Resorts
Household and Personal Products
Industrial & Farm Equipment
Information Technology Services
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Insurance: Life, Health (stock)
Insurance: P & C (mutual)
Insurance: P & C (stock)
Internet Services and Retailing
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Metals
Mining, Crude-Oil Production
Miscellaneous
Motor Vehicles & Parts
Network and Other Communications Equipment
Oil and Gas Equipment, Services
Packaging, Containers
Payroll Services
Petroleum Refining
Pharmaceuticals
Pipelines
Publishing, Printing
Railroads
Real Estate
Savings Institutions
Scientific, Photo, Control Equipment
Securities
Semiconductors and Other Electronic Components
Specialty Retailers
Telecommunications
Temporary Help
Tobacco
Toys, Sporting Goods
Transportation Equipment
Transportation and Logistics
Trucking, Truck Leasing
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Waste Management
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Wholesalers: Electronics and Office Equipment
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Wholesalers: Health Care
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