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Adele Hits New Milestone With '25' Album
12/22/2015
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(Radio.com) Adele's 25 album continues to rule the charts in the U.S. and has now sold more copies in America than any other album since her 21 album in 2011, Billboard reports.

The blockbuster album holds the top spot on the Billboard 200 albums chart for the fourth week, selling 825,000 equivalent album units in the week ending on Dec. 17.

Adele's 25 album has also surpassed the sales of this year's previous best seller, Taylor Swift's 1989 album, which sold 5.57 million units, with 25's 11.37 million units. Read more here.

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