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There is a single track with "odd" pricing: it is either an audio track whose price is not $0.99 or it is a video track whose price is not $1.99. Write a query to identify this track and retrieve information about the entire album; specifically, you are to retrieve for each album track the following fields in order: the title of the album (album_title), the album's artist's name (artist_name), the name of the track (track_name), the name of the media type of the track (media_type), and the unit price of the track with the $ prepended (unit_price; e.g. $0.99). The tracks should be sorted in order of the TrackId (smallest first). Your query must not hardcode any numeric ids (e.g. TrackId, AlbumId, ArtistId). Furthermore, your query must identify the track with "odd" pricing according to the conditions stated above (i.e. you cannot hardcode which of the two conditions will identify the track). Your query must have subquery for full points

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