Forbes valued Dolly Parton's catalog at $120 million as of August 1, noting how Dollywood provided thousands of jobs.
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Forbes valued Dolly Parton's catalog at $120 million as of August 1, noting how Dollywood provided thousands of jobs.
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The entities involved
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Elvis Presley
American singer and actor (1935–1977)
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Dollywood
Dutch animation studio (1941-1971)
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Forbes
American business magazine
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