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"Her well-crafted country-pop songs and girl-next-door charm have made Taylor Swift a superstar in the US - last year she sold more albums there than any other artist. Now she&amp;#039;s aiming to win over the UK, a market that hasn&amp;#039;t always been terribly welcoming to gazillion-selling country singers from across the pond. Can Taylor succeed where Shania cleaned up, Faith came close and Carrie didn&amp;#039;t really bother? Well, &amp;#039;Love Story&amp;#039; should certainly give her a decent start. The UK radio edit has as much in common with soft rock as country and outlines Swift&amp;#039;s talents nicely. She excels at setting the scene (&amp;quot;I was crying on the staircase, begging you please don&amp;#039;t go&amp;quot;), knows her way to a radio-friendly chorus and has enough charm to pull off lyrics that essentially rewrite Romeo &amp;amp; Juliet with a happy ending. Like a Meg Ryan rom-com, this is completely corny but hard not to like.  &amp;gt; Click here to read our interview with Taylor Swift "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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