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During the 1890s dozens of other companies got into the business, although most were short-lived, and only about six, including Pitney-Bowes, lasted past the 1920s.
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During the first Gulf War, they represented dozens of American soldiers who refused to fight and claimed conscientious objector status.
During the 1840s, dozens of German, Swiss, and Austrian singing groups crisscrossed the country entertaining audiences with a combination of singing, yodeling, and “ Alpine harmony .” The success of the European groups led to the formation of many American family singing groups as well.
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