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Your edits toMamma_Mia!_Here_We_Go_Again are interesting but I'm not sure they are areWP:NOTABLE orWP:RS reliably sourced. I am in not hurry to removeWP:GOODFAITH edits and hope I can avoid deleting your changes but you will need to add reliable sources that express the same opinions so that they are notoriginal research. Please note that on the talk page I have already posted an article fromthe AV Club that points out that the timeline of the film is inconsistent. Keep trying, good luck. Ask questions on the Talk page if in doubt. --109.78.242.41 (talk)00:03, 23 July 2018 (UTC)[reply]

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Thank you for your apology. I hold no grudge, so just know it's fine. I'm actually glad you are trying to keep Cher's articles as factual as possible. Regarding SOS's and One of Us' single covers, you can spot themhere andhere, as well as on any other market, even if the tracks have not charted in them. As for the streaming services not displaying them, my guess is that it happens because they did not receive an individual release through iTunes, but were released alongside the rest of the album instead, thus why we see the Dancing Queen cover instead. This is also for example the case of Taylor Swift's Look What You Made Me Do, which indeed has an official single cover, although it was not released individually through iTunes, but alongside the rest of the album tracks.

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@Ss Oh, I see! Thank you. I personally considered it different enough because the background, outfit & hair are different.

I assume in that case the alternate cover ofA Holly Dolly Christmas should be taken down too? It's a lot more similar to the original (I didn't upload that one but I saw it the other day and now I'm wondering).TioTayumi (talk)11:25, 10 September 2023 (UTC)[reply]

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