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| | Carey, West top Grammy nominations - The Boston Globe |
 | | Still, the story of this Grammy season is Carey, whose career seemed derailed by well-publicized emotional troubles, a laughable movie debut in 2001's ill-conceived vanity project ''Glitter," and the severing of her high-profile deal with Virgin Records, which gave Carey a $28 million payoff just to go away. |
 | | Now, Carey, a two-time Grammy winner (though she hasn't picked up an award since 1990), is having the last laugh with one of the year's biggest albums. |
 | | Grammy perennials U2 -- the band's won 16 awards since 1987's landmark ''Joshua Tree" -- received five nominations, including best album for ''How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb." And Bruce Springsteen's ''Devils and Dust," the title track of his latest album, received a song of the year nomination. |
| www.boston.com /news/globe/living/articles/2005/12/09/carey_west_top_grammy_nominations (882 words) |
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