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airplay tally dated July 27.
The rule of “This Life” follows the seven-week reign of “Harmony Hall” earlier this year, then becoming the trio’s first leader after first appearing on aAt the time, the rise to No. 1 for “Harmony Hall” completed an 11-year drought for the band that was the longest for an act from its first-charting title to its first No. 1 sinceConcurrently, “This Life” moves into the top 20 of
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