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His first Columbia album, 1959's The Fabulous Johnny Cash, was also his first US album chart entry, reaching number 19, and hit singles were not long in coming, in the shape of Don't Take Your Guns To Town, I Got Stripes, Five Feet High And Rising and The Ballad Of Johnny Yuma.
The album, which is much more of a collaborative writing effort than its predecessor, provided the band with its first Billboard 200 chart entry, reaching number 102.
2.2 The decision of the Judges over every instance shall be final and unchallengable and in their absolute discretion they may declare void any entry/ vote or the competition itself should they consider that there are no entries reaching a required standard, whereupon they can award prizes or not as they think fit.
Therefore, when the number of entries reaches a given limit, the oldest entries (i.e., those with the earliest transmission time) are purged.
They also introduced new safeguards for detecting manipulated images, including a computerized photo-verification test for entries reaching the penultimate round of the competition.
Functionality supported by the platform includes the ability to pre-moderate entries, and a live analytics dashboard that shows per-channel entries, reach and voting status while the contest is running.
The finalists were chosen from over 300 entries reaching more than 80 countries that submitted applications to this year's inaugural award.
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