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Friday, July 23, 2004


vh1.co.uk: "Over the course of the next few weeks, VH1 is searching for the ultimate number ones of the last 15 years. From the peaks of musical achievement to the troughs of excruciating novelty records, we'll sift through more than 500 contenders which have scaled the dizzy heights of the UK singles chart since 1980 and invite the nation to decide once and for all which are the greatest and the worst number ones. We're also giving a second chance to all of the songs which should have been number one but for a cruel twist of fate, or the temporary insanity of the record-buying public. "
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