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In 1941, the group's contract with Columbia was up, and after years of Rogers' entreaties, Republic Pictures signed the Pioneers to appear in his movies, beginning with Red River Valley (1941), in which they were billed as Bob Nolan and the Sons of the Pioneers

To escape these cycles of debt and break free from the tobacco industry, farmers must be given alternative opportunities for diversified profits

This policy exists because of the fire risk batteries can pose, which can be much more easily combated from the areas of the plane where you sit, rather than stuck in the hold mid-flight

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