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"Cheryl Cole is at the centre of a plagiarism claim, reports suggest. The X Factor judge&amp;#039;s hit &amp;#039;Fight For This Love&amp;#039; is being investigated over claims of plagiarism from music publishers Wardlaw Banks and Peermusic. Seven companies have allegedly joined forces to claim that the track infringes copyright laws, reports The Sun. It is alleged that the number one hit has borrowed from little-known track &amp;#039;I Want You Back&amp;#039;, which was never released and only exists as a demo. Wayne Wilkins has writing credits on both tracks but he has since claimed that he cannot remember what his input into &amp;#039;I Want You Back&amp;#039; was. A High Court judge will now have to make a decision whether Cole&amp;#039;s debut solo hit has breached copyright laws or not. Cole is currently in the US awaiting a verdict on her role in The X Factor USA, following Simon Cowell&amp;#039;s claim that she is still very much &amp;quot;in the mix&amp;quot;. The Geordie star is also reworking her debut album, with help from will.i.am, ready for the launch of her music career in the US later this year. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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