The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT23) NEW YORK -- Feb. 26, 2003 -- Adv. for Sun., March 2, 2003 -- REID-MUSIC -- Antonio (L.A.) Reid in his Manhattan office on Jan. 22, 2003: 50 pounds lost at the gym and millions in record sales gained. As Reid, 45, succeeded Arista's founder, Clive Davis, in July 2000, becoming one of the most powerful blacks in the music industry, questions almost immediately began swirling about him in the press. Today, Reid has silenced his critics with a string of multimillion-selling albums, even in a period when sales are down sharply. (Fred R. Conrad/The New York Times)
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