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Aaliyah promotes new CD at NYC store

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R&B singer Aaliyah promotes her album "Aaliyah" at an FYE store in New York.

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Aaliyah promotes new CD at NYC store

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R&B singer Aaliyah promotes her album "Aaliyah" at an FYE store in New York.

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1 January 2001

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New York, United States

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UK RIGHTS

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Aaliyah and Jay-Z at Jay-Z's BBQ Bash

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Aaliyah and Jay-Z at Jay-Z's BBQ Bash

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Aaliyah and Jay-Z at Jay-Z's BBQ Bash

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Aaliyah Arrives at Soul Train Awards

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Stuart Townsend and Aaliyah in "Queen of the Damned"

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QUEEN OF THE DAMNED - AALIYAH (Akasha)

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QUEEN OF THE DAMNED: Townsend and Aaliyah

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