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Adam Wakefield and Alisan Porter perform a duet Monday on The Voice. (NBC Photo)

At noon today, when voting ended, six singers from The Voice were in bonus points territory on the iTunes singles chart.

That exceeds the total number of Top 10 finishes before this week; there had been just five.

It’s also going to create lots of drama for tonight’s results show, because with the songs packed as tightly as they are on iTunes, fan voting is going to make the difference here and at least three singers with Top 10 songs are going to be performing for an instant save.

Adam Wakefield leads the way on the chart, hitting number two with his cover of Blake Shelton’s “I’m Sorry.”

Alisan Porter is close behind at number three with “Desperado.” It’s the third time Adam and Alisan have landed in the Top 10.

Also in the Top 10 as of noon: Hannah Huston, Mary Sarah, Bryan Bautista and Laith Al-Saadi, in that order.

Check back at 8 p.m. when I’ll be living blogging the results show.

1. Adam Wakefield (Team Blake): “I’m Sorry” by Blake Shelton — number two on iTunes 200; number one on country singles chart

2. Alisan Porter (Team Christina): “Desperado” by the Eagles — number three on iTunes 200; number two on pop singles chart

3. Hannah Huston (Team Pharrell): “When a Man Loves a Woman” by Percy Sledge — number five on iTunes 200; number three on pop singles chart

4. Mary Sarah (Team Blake): “I Told You So” by Randy Travis and Carrie Underwood — number six on iTunes 200; number two on country singles chart

5. Bryan Bautista (Team Christina): “Hurt” by Christina Aguilera — number seven on iTunes 200; number four on pop singles chart

6. Laith Al-Saadi (Team Adam): “One and Only” by Adele — number 10 on iTunes 200; number one on blues singles chart

7. Shalyah Fearing (Team Adam): “And I’m Telling You I’m Not Going” from Dreamgirls — number 27 on iTunes 200; number; number one on R&B singles chart

8. Paxton Ingram (Team Blake): “I’d Do Anything for Love (But I Won’t Do That)” by Meatloaf — number 71 on iTunes 200; number 28 on pop singles chart