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- dd2b0610f26f39aa7a2587932f0ceb8528e145704d7e2a551046d2aed3824a1f date "1987-07-23".
- dd2b0610f26f39aa7a2587932f0ceb8528e145704d7e2a551046d2aed3824a1f isCitedBy List_of_dance-pop_artists.
- dd2b0610f26f39aa7a2587932f0ceb8528e145704d7e2a551046d2aed3824a1f newspaper "Los Angeles Daily News".
- dd2b0610f26f39aa7a2587932f0ceb8528e145704d7e2a551046d2aed3824a1f quote "In 1985, dance-pop idol Michael Jackson scored a coup when radio stations worldwide simultaneously spun the charity-rock hit he co-wrote, "We Are the World."".
- dd2b0610f26f39aa7a2587932f0ceb8528e145704d7e2a551046d2aed3824a1f title "Michael Jackson's Single Premieres to Raves from Fans, Radio, Stations".