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Grammy audience is lowest in 9 years

The CBS telecast of the 60th Grammy Awards was watched Sunday by 19.8 million viewers, a staggering 24 percent decline from last year's show.

The live program from Madison Square Garden in New York, with "The Late Late Show" host James Corden as emcee, drew its smallest audience since 2009, according to Nielsen data.

The rating among viewers ages 18 to 49 - the group important to most advertisers - hit

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