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In the second part of this season finale, Miley is contemplating the pros and cons of moving home to Tennessee and Oliver has the opportunity to open for a band during their world tour.
In the second part of this season finale, Miley is contemplating the pros and cons of moving home to Tennessee and Oliver has the opportunity to open for a band during their world tour.
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