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    In Ariana Grande: thank u, next and Positions

    In 2019 Grande released thank u, next. The chart-topping title track, as well as such songs as “Ghostin” and “7 Rings,” offered glimpses into her personal life. Her sixth studio album, Positions, appeared in 2020 and garnered two Grammy nominations. During this time, Grande also sang on other artists’…

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