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The Voice Recap: The Fab Four Let It Be, Kill It Dec 11th 2012, 03:09 The Voice's top four singers gave it their all Monday night in hopes of making it to next week's finals. With a quartet of stars with such talent and divergent styles, it's anyone's game. The singers' teams have no relevance - Christina and Adam don't have a team - but it was a good night for both Blake Shelton and Cee Lo Green, whose proteges shone bright. Who will America save, and who will go after four terrific, stripped down performances? Cassadee Pope - Stupid Boy (The Voice) Cassadee Pope continued to look, act and sound the part of a pop star with Keith Urban's "Stupid Boy", while teammate Terry McDermott's "Let it Be" was close to perfection ... Terry McDermott - Let It Be (The Voice) How did Blake's students compare to Cee Lo's? Nicholas David - You Are So Beautiful (The Voice) Nicholas David's "You Are So Beautiful" brought the house down, while Trevin Hunte delivered another stirring ballad performance with Bette Midler's "Wing Beneath My Wings" ... Trevin Hunte - Wind Beneath My Wings (The Voice) Good luck handicapping this field! Which performance above was your favorite? Your least favorite? Let us know who you think should be going home tomorrow, and vote in our poll: Who should win The Voice of these top four stars?   Terry McDermott (Team Blake)Trevin Hunte (Team Cee Lo)Cassadee Pope (Team Blake)Nicholas David (Team Cee Lo) View Poll »

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