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By The Associated Press Mon Feb 12, 1:41 AM ET
"Ladies and gentlemen, we are the Police and we are back!" Sting, who reunited with his former bandmates to perform "Roxanne" in the night's opening performance.
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"I have to tell you all, this is a sweet, bittersweet moment. I have to accept this award in memory of my mother." Stevie Wonder, accepting his award for best collaboration with Tony Bennett on "For Once in My Life." Wonder's mother, Lula Mae Hardaway, died May 31, 2006.
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"This song means a lot to me. There was a time in my life when I couldn't love myself enough to love someone else. And now I am in love. For Mary J. Blige that is rare. Relationships are really hard to keep together, but let me explain to y'all what happened to me." Mary J. Blige, before her performance of "Be Without You."
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"I just got done playing, and I'm nervous. ... Mind is blanking. It's amazing. This is quite an honor." John Mayer, accepting his award for best pop vocal album.
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"I'm ready to make nice!" Natalie Maines of the Dixie Chicks, accepting album of the year.
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"So y'all telling me, all I had to do was cut my hair to win a best rap album? Is that what y'all telling me?" Ludacris, accepting his award for best rap album.
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"You did so good, girl," Justin Timberlake to "My Grammy Moment" winner Robyn Troup, after their performance.
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"There are so many people to thank. I'm going to start at the top. Thank you God. Thank you mom and dad. Thank you Simon Fuller who created the show `American Idol' that got me here." Carrie Underwood, accepting the award for best new artist.
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