Talk:Lose It

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[edit] UK Chart Position

A question for someone more knowledgeable than me. According to chartstats.com ([[1]]), this single charted in the UK at #75, which is reflected on the I Should Coco page. Yet according to this article the single was a US only release. So how could it have charted in the UK? Was it also released in the UK at that time? Could it have charted on import sales only? Is chartstats.com wrong? I'm hesistant to add the UK chart information to this page until this is cleared up. Thanks for your help! Richc80 07:31, 2 March 2007 (UTC)

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Talk:Lose It

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[edit] UK Chart Position

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