16.03.07 - Eyeglasses; Frames, eyeglass; Glasses, eye; Glasses, safety; Goggles; Safety goggles; Spectacles; Sunglasses
17.03.01 - Diamonds, jewelry; Nuggets of precious metals; Stones, gems
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27.01.01 - Humans composed of letters or numerals; Letters forming human beings; Numbers forming human beings; Punctuation forming human beings
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