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Brazil Certified Sales amount number was corrected as referred from Pro Musica Brazil. ^[1] Brazil now recognizing 40k sales for International Singles to certify Platinum and 20k sales for Gold. This is different from Brazil only singles. It looks like some editors are rolling back original definitions. Looking for concensus Jit.cuet ( talk) 05:34, 15 November 2020 (UTC) reply