Specific XML vocabularies

This section contains XML vocabularies that are specific to a particular industry or discipline.

	Accounting XML
	Advertising XML
	Astronomy XML
	Building XML
	Chemistry XML
	Construction XML
	Education XML
	Food XML
	Finance XML
	Government XML
	Healthcare XML
	Human Resources XML
	Instruments XML
	Insurance XML
	Legal XML
	Manufacturing XML
	News XML
	Photo XML
	Physics XML
	Publishing XML
	Real Estate XML
	Telecommunications XML
	Travel XML

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