user: Problem: Write an article based on this "The Pet Shop Boys have parted company with their record label Parlophone after almost three decades."

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A: The veteran chart-toppers, whose hits include West End Girls and It's A Sin, will release a new album through Kobalt Label Services in June.
The company offers the functions of a record label but allows artists to keep control and ownership of their music.
The duo said it was a "very exciting point in our careers". Parlophone was recently sold by EMI to Warner Music.
Bandmates Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe have sold more than 50 million records since releasing their first single on Parlophone 28 years ago.
"We'd like to thank everyone we've worked with at Parlophone over the last 28 years both in the UK and abroad," said Tennant and Lowe in a joint statement.
"When we signed to the label in 1985 we had no idea how long and successful a relationship we were embarking on.
"However it is also exciting now to commence a new phase working with a new team in a new business structure."
Parlophone's Miles Leonard said the record company was "proud" to have worked with the group. "We have been fortunate enough to have been partners in one of the most successful careers in pop culture," he said.
"Neil and Chris to this day influence so many with their incredible songwriting and music."
"We wish them every success in the future and look forward to continuing our relationship with them across their entire and enviable catalogue."
Parlophone, previously one of EMI's most valuable assets, was separated from that company under a deal with regulators when EMI was sold to Universal Music last year.
The company, home to Blur and Pink Floyd, has seen the departure of several artists in recent years, including Radiohead and Sir Paul McCartney.
Kobalt Label Services is a new arm of the Kobalt Music Group, which has become a significant player in music publishing over the past 10 years.
The company issued its first international album last month with Push the Sky Away, the latest release by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds.
Problem: Write an article based on this "The United Arab Emirates has said that it intends to invest $163bn (Â£134bn) in projects to generate half of the nation's power needs from renewables."

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assistant: The major oil producing Gulf state is hoping to get close to this by 2050 and says it wants to balance economic needs against environmental goals.
The UAE has considerable solar power potential and is eager to reduce its use of fossil fuels.
The country ranks high in per capita greenhouse gas CO2 emissions.
The UAE is eighth on the World Bank's worldwide list of CO2 emissions per capita, below Qatar, Kuwait and Bahrain.
UAE Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum said it is hoped that by 2050, 44% of the country's energy needs will be provided by renewables, with 38% from gas, 12% from cleaner fossil fuel and 6% from nuclear energy.
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Writing on Twitter, he said: "The plan aims to increase usage efficiency by 40% and boost clean-energy contributions to 50%.
"He who does not think of energy is not thinking about the future. The UAE government has made an achievement in drawing up a unified energy strategy for the country."
Dubai and Abu Dhabi in particular have been at the forefront of the UAE's push to plough resources into renewables:
Elsewhere, Morocco, Tunisia and Yemen pledged in November to use only renewable energy by 2050.