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* ''[[Single Best (day after tomorrow)|single Best]]'', [[day after tomorrow]]'s first best album. | * ''[[Single Best (day after tomorrow)|single Best]]'', [[day after tomorrow]]'s first best album. | ||
| + | * ''[[Single Best (DOUBLE)|SINGLE BEST]]'', [[DOUBLE (singer)|DOUBLE]]'s fourth best album. | ||
* ''[[Single Best (Kawashima Ai)|Single Best]]'', [[Kawashima Ai]]'s first best album. | * ''[[Single Best (Kawashima Ai)|Single Best]]'', [[Kawashima Ai]]'s first best album. | ||
* ''[[Single Best (Shibasaki Kou)|Single Best]]'', [[Shibasaki Kou]]'s first best album. | * ''[[Single Best (Shibasaki Kou)|Single Best]]'', [[Shibasaki Kou]]'s first best album. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:13, 27 May 2014
In generasia, Single Best could be a reference to:
- single Best, day after tomorrow's first best album.
- SINGLE BEST, DOUBLE's fourth best album.
- Single Best, Kawashima Ai's first best album.
- Single Best, Shibasaki Kou's first best album.
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