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    Three members of Led Zeppelin accept gold records representing sales of one million copies of each of their records in London in 1970. The members are, left to right, guitarist Jimmy Page, bassist John Paul Jones and singer Robert Plant. At far left, wearing a checked jacket and an ascot, is the band's manager, Peter Grant. The decidedly unhip gent in the dark suit in the center is Anthony Grant, then parliamentary secretary for Britain's Board of Trade. (AP Photo)

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