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BOYZONE AND TAKE THAT

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Westlife faces new challenges

By Baby A. Gil | January 6, 2006 - 12:00am

The boy band craze has taken its place on the shelf. It will stay there until somebody decides that the time is ripe for a new batch of post-pubescent heartthrobs to once more take the center stage. That will surely...

Entertainment