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While both charts are practically the same, what I know of the chart on billboard.com is that it doesn't include Catalog Albums (it has a different #1 than that of Jam when MJ's old albums went to #1 in the latter), can that be considered as the same still? --
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While both charts are practically the same, what I know of the chart on billboard.com is that it doesn't include Catalog Albums (it has a different #1 than that of Jam when MJ's old albums went to #1 in the latter), can that be considered as the same still? --
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