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for Mac is packed with a host of handy features, some of which may initially be tricky to get your head around. It not only offers multiple ways to view your personal music library, but also includes the iTunes Store (where you can make music purchases), and Apple Music. Apple’s paid–for streaming service also throws a whole range of other options into the mix, from live music stations to Apple Music Sing — Apple’s hot take

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