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Allstate Corporation

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    …off its largest subsidiary, the Allstate Corporation, an insurance company founded by Sears in 1931. In addition to selling household goods, hardware, and clothing, Sears provided repair services for automobiles and for household items such as appliances, electronic equipment, and home heating and cooling systems.

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    …off its largest subsidiary, the Allstate Corporation, an insurance company founded by Sears in 1931. In addition to selling household goods, hardware, and clothing, Sears provided repair services for automobiles and for household items such as appliances, electronic equipment, and home heating and cooling systems.

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