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Credit: Reuters/Nicky Loh LONDON | Mon Sep 19, 2011 10:36am EDT LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. pop star Lady Gaga led the 2011 MTV Europe Music Awards (EMA) nominations on Monday with six, including best song for "Born This Way," best pop and live act and best female artist. In all four categories the 25-year-old extreme dresser was up against another chart-topping diva Katy Perry, nominated four times including for best song for "Firework." Lady Gaga's other two nominations are best video (Born This Way) and biggest fans, a new category introduced this year. Bruno Mars joins Perry with four nominations -- best new, best male, best "push" act and best song for "Grenade." Adele, Britain's own best-selling chart sensation, is shortlisted three times -- best female act and best song and best video for "Rolling in the Deep." 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