It's because you already had a directory there in the first place.
Linux will not overwrite a directory that way.
What you want to do is move the contents of the directory, not the
directory itself unless you know the target does not exist.
Code:
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sudo mv /usr/share/squeezecenter/Plugins/Plugins/*
/usr/share/squeezecenter/Plugins/
sudo rmdir /usr/share/squeezecenter/Plugins/Plugins
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You should note the trailing '/' does have meaning. Although in some
cases Linux will figure out what you meant by context.
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