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"Microsoft has apologized for a controversial tweet concerning Amy Winehouse.  Shortly after the 27-year-old&amp;#039;s death on Saturday, Microsoft encouraged fans to honor the &amp;#039;Rehab&amp;#039; singer by purchasing her album Back to Black.  &amp;quot;Remember Amy Winehouse by downloading the ground-breaking Back to Black over at Zune,&amp;quot; read a tweet from the company&amp;#039;s Xbox 360 public relations account. Twitter users quickly slammed the tweet for being &amp;quot;crass&amp;quot;, which caused Microsoft to issue an apology an hour later.  &amp;quot;Apologies to everyone if our earlier Amy Winehouse &amp;#039;download&amp;#039; tweet seemed purely commercially motivated. Far from the case, we assure you,&amp;quot; the company wrote. &amp;quot;With Amy W&amp;#039;s passing, the world has lost a huge talent. Our thoughts are with Amy&amp;#039;s family and friends at this very sad time.&amp;quot; As of today, no cause of death has been found, though sources have said that there were &amp;quot;no suspicious circumstances&amp;quot; surrounding Winehouse&amp;#039;s final hours.  &amp;gt; Amy Winehouse 1983-2011: Obituary &amp;gt; Amy Winehouse death: Reactions so far &amp;gt; Amy Winehouse unfinished album to be released? &amp;gt; Amy Winehouse joins &amp;#039;27 Club&amp;#039;: Icons who died young Watch the video for Amy Winehouse&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;In My Bed&amp;#039; below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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