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<a href="/Jeannie%20C.%20Riley-id35680/The%20Best%20of%20Jeannie%20C.%20Riley-id230124/"><nobr>The Best of Jeannie C. Riley</nobr></a><br>
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<a href="/Jeannie%20C.%20Riley-id35680/Harper%20Valley%20P.T.A.-id567402/"><nobr>Harper Valley P.T.A.</nobr></a><br>
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<a href="/Jeannie%20C.%20Riley-id35680/Harper%20Valley%20PTA-id744652/"><nobr>Harper Valley PTA</nobr></a><br>
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