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21 discharge lamp
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22 filament lamp
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23 flame safety lamp
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24 fluorescent lamp
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25 hand lamp
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26 incandescent gas lamp
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27 incandescent lamp
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28 inspection lamp
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29 jack lamp
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30 miner's lamp
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31 photoflash lamp
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32 pulse lamp
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33 reflector lamp
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34 single-coil lamp
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35 slot lamp
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36 sodium lamp
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37 standard lamp
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38 test lamp
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39 analytical quartz lamp
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40 calibration lamp
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