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World of Our Own: Westlife’s boldest work so far

By PLAYBACK by Jonathan Chua | December 2, 2001 - 12:00am

Three years ago, the sales clerks at Radio City were practically forcing Westlife’s first single on me. The cassette was cheap, and the CD came with a free poster and a Westlife backpack. Nobody in Asia had...

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