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2012 Grammys
The stars were out Sunday night in Los Angeles, and Adele was shining with the best of them. The 2012 Grammy Awards kept rolliing her way as the night progressed: "Rolling In the Deep" won record and song of the year, her other No. 1 hit "Someone Like You" won best pop solo performance, and her album "21" won best pop vocal album. "Rolling In the Deep" also won best short form music video.
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