The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series)
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The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series)
Summary
The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series) is an album[1].
Key Facts
- The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series)'s instance of is recorded as album[2].
- The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series)'s genre is recorded as pop music[3].
- The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series)'s genre is recorded as television score[4].
- The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series)'s genre is recorded as contemporary R&B[5].
- The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series)'s genre is recorded as sentimental ballad[6].
- The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series)'s genre is recorded as stage and screen[7].
- The 45 Rules of Ever After is named after The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series)[8].
- The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series)'s performer is recorded as Robert Duncan[9].
- The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series)'s performer is recorded as Ramage[10].
- The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series)'s record label is recorded as Republic Records[11].
- The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series)'s record label is recorded as Capitol Records[12].
- The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series)'s record label is recorded as Universal Music Group[13].
- The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series)'s record label is recorded as Nick Records[14].
- The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series)'s record label is recorded as Universal Music MENA[15].
- The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series)'s record label is recorded as Viacom[16].
- The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series)'s record label is recorded as Universal Production Music[17].
- The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series)'s record label is recorded as APM Music[18].
- The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series)'s record label is recorded as SeVeN Pictures[19].
- The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series)'s place of publication is recorded as United Arab Emirates[20].
- The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series)'s place of publication is recorded as United States[21].
- The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series)'s place of publication is recorded as United Kingdom[22].
- The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series)'s part of is recorded as Ya Liel[23].
- The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series)'s language of work or name is recorded as multiple languages[24].
- The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series)'s language of work or name is recorded as no linguistic content[25].
- The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series)'s language of work or name is recorded as Arabic[26].
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Authorship and Creation
Performers include Robert Duncan[9] and Ramage[10].
Publication
The 45 Rules of Divorce (Music from the Original TV Series)'s publication date is recorded as +2021-00-00T00:00:00Z[27]. Place of publication include United Arab Emirates[20], United States[21], and United Kingdom[22]. Languages include multiple languages[24], no linguistic content[25], Arabic[26], and English[28]. Genres include pop music[3], television score[4], contemporary R&B[5], sentimental ballad[6], and stage and screen[7]. Its part of is recorded as Ya Liel[23].