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"Around the same time Digital Spy announced that Olive are working on their third album, due for release in early 2011." Given how late in the year we now are, this is self-contradicting. Either the band dropped the idea, or is pushing for a later release than originally slated. The band doesn't even have an official site on which to publish news about the release. Until more information becomes available, it's probably better to remove this claim for the time being. 70.153.125.143 (talk) 17:12, 7 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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