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" There&amp;#039;s always a point in an American Idol season when it becomes clear who&amp;#039;s going to win\u2014or at least who will be fighting (singing) it out for the title. Last night was that point. You might think it&amp;#039;d be obvious from the beginning, but it&amp;#039;s not. Reason? The contestants are often very young and boast more talent than experience. This show gives them the latter, so their voices and personality grow tremendously throughout. By the end, one or two stars have often emerged. And two have: Casey and James. And not only because of their performances last night. They are consistently good and, after a while, that consistency\u2014instead of each wagering performance\u2014defines the contestants. James, criticized for bringing a &amp;quot;circus&amp;quot; onto stage when he performs\u2014perhaps distracting from his true talents\u2014put the skepticism to rest with his half-a capella, half-self-accompanied version of &amp;quot;Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?&amp;quot; And though Casey&amp;#039;s song choice, &amp;quot;He-De-Ho,&amp;quot; didn&amp;#039;t show off his voice, it showed off his uninhibited talent. Jimmy Iovine said it best, &amp;quot;Casey&amp;#039;s the type of musician who thrives on the edge of creativity.&amp;quot; We also saw a star duo emerge: Casey and Haley. Not that I don&amp;#039;t also enjoy watching Haley sing alone\u2014I love her voice, it&amp;#039;s beautifully unique\u2014but it seems Casey helps tear down her walls. Together, they perform with such abandoment, as if they&amp;#039;re in someone&amp;#039;s basement practicing. Very natural and experimental. And her voice control paired with his arranging skills make the performances (this is the second time they&amp;#039;ve sung together) awe-inspiring.  Tonight, on the results show, I think Jacob is in the most jeopardy. You? I&amp;#039;m also excited for the return of AI legend, Crystal Bowersox! -Brynn Mannino, Assistant Editor "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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