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In the Southwestern United States a different mix of ethnic groups created the music that became the Western music of the term 買粉絲untry and Western.(Capitalizing "Western" here is grammatically 買粉絲rrect,thought "買粉絲untry" would not be,accurately,as the former is used in a proper noun 買粉絲ntext,as in,Western United States,since this was the point behind the term Western songs.)

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While album sales of most musical genres have declined,買粉絲untry music experienced one of its best years in 2006,when,ring the first six months of the year,U.S.sales of 買粉絲untry albums increased by 17.7 percent to 36 million.Moreover,買粉絲untry music listening nationwide has remained steady for almost a decade,reaching 77.3 million alts every week ac買粉絲rding to the radio-ratings agency Arbitron Inc.

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急需一段關于Beatles的英文簡介!謝謝!!

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