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Against expectations, Basshunter's Now You're Gone fights off the challenge of Adele's Chasing Pavements to remain at number one this week. Now You're Gone sold a further 43,841 copies on its third week at the summit, becoming the longest-running number one by a dance act since Eric Prydz's Call On Me spent five weeks in pole position in 2004. The physical release of Chasing Pavements helped propel Adele's single to a 36.7% increase week-on-week but, at 39,134 sales, it finished 12.03% behind Now You're Gone.
It is a quiet week for the singles chart, with only six new entries to the Top 75, none of them by acts making their first appearance - UK R&B singer Jay Sean scores his fourth hit with Ride It (number 11); Welsh hard rock act Bullet For My Valentine secure their fifth entry with Scream, Aim, Fire (number 34); the 25th anniversary version of The Girl Is Mine arrives at number 44 for Michael Jackson and Will I Am; Yorkshire band One Night Only are in at number 49 with Just For Tonight, 12 weeks after debut single You And Me reached number 46; Nickelback's How You Remind Me makes an appearance at 65; and Jennifer Lopez secures her 17th chart hit with Hold It, Don't Drop It debuting at number 72 to maintain her record of having a hit every year since ...