Why is the Amazon and Ubuntu One Music webapp part of common? Can it be removed without removing all others?

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Published on 2012-10-27T16:58:44Z Indexed on 2012/10/27 17:16 UTC
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I've just noticed that those two, which I have completely no use of, are part of the common package. This means I cannot remove them without removing everything. But I like all the other webapps, GMail, Docs and so on. I just don't want Amazon popping up in my launcher when I go there once a blue moon and not leaving until I turn Firefox off. Is there any way I can remove it without removing the rest?

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