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The English girl you're referring to is likely Lisa Stansfield, who achieved significant success in Japan and topped charts with her hit "All Around the World." She is known for her distinctive voice and ability to incorporate various musical styles. Her popularity in Japan showcases her international appeal and the crossover success of her music.

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