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The document is an Administrative Order from the Alabama Securities Commission regarding Mobile Billboards of America, Inc. and its representative Tommy White. It issues a Cease and Desist Order due to violations of the Alabama Securities Act, specifically for offering and selling unregistered securities in Alabama without proper registration. The order mandates that the respondents immediately stop all related activities and provides them with the right to request a hearing.

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