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LEXISLegal Electronic Research System (legal database of Mead Data Central)
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Gross Annual Sales: $7,000,000 Region: Midwest (ND SD NE KS MN IA MO WI IL MI IN OH KY) Listing #:27582 (B) [To receive the contact name pertaining to the intermediary representing this company for sale and others, be sure to include the five digit listing number which follows the listings, the service which you were using such as Factiva, Lexis Nexis, etc.
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BPC is the second-largest publisher of municipal codes and Lexis said it is the only codification company to develop and support industry-specific software.
LEXIS-NEXIS GROUP ACQUIRES BOOK PUBLISHING COMPANY by Legal Publisher
BPC is the second-largest publisher of municipal codes and Lexis said it is the only codification company to develop and support industry-specific software.
LEXIS-NEXIS GROUP ACQUIRES THE BOOK PUBLISHING CO by Business Publisher
 
 
 
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