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THE LEXICON GROUP

LYNDELL-USA

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THE LEXICON GROUP
Company Title: thelexicongroup.com 
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Company Address: 474 Conestoga Road,LYNDELL,PA,USA 
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19354 
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thelexicongroup. com 
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USA SIC Code(Standard Industrial Classification Code):
8999 
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Services NEC 
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