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Sinabi ni Trump na ang bakuna ng coronavirus na dumarating sa 'mabilis,' ay nagtalaga ng Pence sa puwersa ng ulo ng gawain

on February 27, 2020

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El jefe de la fuerza de trabajo sobre coronavirus de Irán contrae enfermedades cuando la cifra de muertos en el país llega a 15

on February 26, 2020

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