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Beyonce, Iggy Azalea Top Billboard.com's 2014 Mid-Year Music Poll
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UPDATE: New York Mag's Pop Critic Jody Rosen Responds with Shelfie to Tongue-Tied Ted Gioa's Daily Beast Column
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Music Criticism Is Tongue-Tied, Says Daily Beast's Ted Gioia
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