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#' A conversion table for Danish sectoral classification codes.
#'
#' For the purpose of facilitating the users??? possibilities of comparing industrial information
#' obtained from the various published statistics as easily as possible, Statistics
#' Denmark has organized the total number of registered industries (726) into four
#' standard groupings.
#'
#' @format A data frame with 741 rows and 11 variables:
#' \describe{
#'   \item{NB}{Comment field}
#'   \item{std_DB07}{DB07 standard grouping (six digits)}
#'   \item{Titler}{DB07 standard grouping description}
#'   \item{std_127}{127 standard grouping (five digits)}
#'   \item{std_127_tekst}{127 standard grouping description}
#'   \item{std_36}{36 standard grouping (One to two letters)}
#'   \item{std_36_tekst}{36 standard grouping description}
#'   \item{std_19}{19 standard grouping (One letter)}
#'   \item{std_19_tekst}{19 standard grouping description}
#'   \item{std_10}{10 standard grouping (One to two digits)}
#'   \item{std_10_tekst}{10 standard grouping description}
#' }
#' @source \url{http://www.dst.dk/da/Statistik/dokumentation/Nomenklaturer/DB}
#'
"DB07"
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