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1. USA 
1A. California 1B. Massachusetts  

2. China 

3. India 
4. Japan 
5. UK 
6. Australia 
7. Canada 
8. Singapore 
9. Sweden 
10. Austria 
11. Netherlands
12. Indonesia.

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