How can I get iCloud purchases that I've deleted from my computer to NOT show up with the new iTunes?

I've downloaded a lot of free indie music through itunes, and itunes has graciously stored all of my purchases on iCloud. The thing is, I deleted A LOT of that music from my computer, but not from iCloud, and now it's all showing up again. Is there a way I can get rid of the stuff I've deleted, without doing it one by one?

I had a similar problem when I updated to iTunes 11. The problem seems to have been solved by doing the following:
Edit > Preferences > Store. Then unclick "Show iTunes in the Clous purchases". I hope it works!

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turingtest2 wrote:
OK, that was the wrong approach. What should have worked would have been the process described in Empty/corrupt iTunes library after upgrade/crash. No doubt your songs not only start with two leading digits, but have also lost the information regarding artist, album and their actual track numbers.
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I couldn't get that script program to open. I'll just have to manually fix this mess.
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