Adele scores best-selling album with 17.4 million copies sold in 2015

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Adele scores best–selling album with 17.4 million copies sold in 2015
Figures released Tuesday by the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry show that the British singer's chart-topping "25" sold 17.4 million copies five times more than runners-up Ed Sheeran and Taylor Swift, whose albums "X'' and "1989 …
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Here are the best–selling cars of fiscal year 2015-16
Fiscal year 2015-16 was a landmark year for Maruti Suzuki India, India's largest car maker for well over two decades. Its domestic tally, at a little over 1.3 million, was its highest ever, helping it lead the industry with a growth of 11.5 per cent …
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Batman #50 Was March's Best–Selling Comic Book
By Jesse Schedeen Diamond Comics has released its sales figures for March 2016. Batman #50 was the best-selling comic of the month, with an estimated 163,406 copies sold. Boom Studios' new Mighty Morphin Power Rangers series followed in second …
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5 shrewd ways to use your tax refund for your future
The average deductible for a health insurance plan purchased through a workplace is $ 1,318 (for employee-only coverage), according to a 2015 survey of employer health benefits by Kaiser Family Foundation and the Health Research & Educational Trust. The …
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