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I've noticed that you keep adding singles to the infoboxes of Beatles songs, and that you also list singles as being "from" a particular album, such as in this edit.

Please read the guideline regarding this. If a single was released to promote an album, fine, then it's included. But to say that the US-only single Yesterday is a single from the UK album Help! is just a bit of a stretch. Likewise for the Please Please Me tracks that were recorded and released before the rest of the album was even recorded: they're not considered to be singles from the album.

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