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By Beth Piskora
As the investing pros tell us, history is no guarantee of future results—but it's still a nice thing to have on your side. Case in point: the list of Standard & Poor's Dividend Aristocrats, those stocks that have increased their dividend payments annually for 25 years or more. This slide show features the companies on the list that also feature S&P's top equity rankings of 4 STARS (buy) or 5 STARS (strong buy). Here they are, in alphabetical order: