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Bayer
Bayer is a German chemical and pharmaceutical company founded in the nineteenth century. Along with BASF and Hoechst, it led the chemical industry of the German Empire, which by 1913 dominated the global market for synthetic dyes. The company exemplifies the science-based industrial growth that made Germany the largest economy in continental Europe.
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