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Notable career setbacks began in the year 2000, when she sued her father for misappropriating more than $7 LeAnn Rimes Havelock, ON Tickets Havelock Country Jamboree million of her earnings. In 2002, she publicly denounced the album I Need You, which her record label had assembled from studio outtakes.

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