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Judge tells would-be international star he's 'dreaming'
TV producer cum 'international singer' Charles Dupois was sure his hits 'It's a Sexual Thing' and 'Girls, Girls, Girls' would sell 18,000,000 copies and reap him millions in royalties.
Sarah is a business courts reporter based in Melbourne.
TV producer cum 'international singer' Charles Dupois was sure his hits 'It's a Sexual Thing' and 'Girls, Girls, Girls' would sell 18,000,000 copies and reap him millions in royalties.
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