Original sentence: The record had sold close to 900,000 copies at the time of its deletion
Edited sentence: "Swept Away" was her best self-produced album while smartly employing the services of top notch producers for the singles, Richard Perry produced the international #1 duet "All of You" with Julio Iglesias, Daryl Hall produced the #1 dance/pop title track, Lionel Richie gave her the biggest hit, the 4-week #1 in "Missing You", her tribute to Marvin Gaye and she was reunited with Bernard Edwards for the final single, "Telephone".(It has been rumored to be certified platinum, making it her second RCA era platinum album).Diana humbly handled the remainder of the album with clean, well produced material like "It's Your Move", the 80s ringer Robby Benson co-penned, "Nobody Drives Me Crazy Like You Do" and she closed out the album with an adult contemporary reading on Bob Dylan's "Forever Young".One of the triumphs of those sessions was the hot, "Fight for It" that Diana not only produced but co-wrote.The disc had sold close to 900,000 copies at the time of its deletion