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|style="width: 33%;"|[[William Murphy]] and [[Lemuel Bowen]]
|style="width: 33%;"|[[James Alexander Holden]]
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|style="width: 33%;"|''[[GM|A division of General Motors]]''
|style="width: 33%;"|''[[GM|A division of General Motors]]''

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