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,"The deal includes Perry’s stakes in master recordings and publishing rights for the five albums she released between 2008 and 2020: 'One of the Boys,' 'Teenage Dream,' 'Prism,' 'Witness,' and 'Smile.' Universal Music Group continues to own the masters to those albums.
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