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The document lists a series of questions posed to different teams about identifying the company that produces various brands. Each team provided an answer naming a company for each question, with the companies ranging from large multinationals like Coca Cola, Hindustan Unilever Limited, and Tata Group to mid-sized Indian companies like Dabur India Limited, Emami Limited, and ITC Limited along with technology companies like Microsoft and Google.
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