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The group, who have undergone three line-up changes in the last ten years, will release Push The Button: The Collection on February 28.
The budget LP is listed on a number of music retailers' websites, priced at £3.99.
The album marks the band's second retrospective record, following 2006's Overloaded: The Singles Collection, which peaked at number three and was certified Platinum in the UK and Ireland.
Sugababes have released a total of seven studio albums and scored 18 Top Ten singles. Their last record Sweet 7 entered the UK album chart at number 14.
The group recently insisted that there will be no future line-up changes, with their management saying: "If this doesn't work we'll have to call it quits," according to newest Sugababe Jade Ewen.
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