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By Reality Check teamBBC News Related Topics US election 2020 image copyrightReuters President Trump and his Democratic rival Joe Biden have faced off in their second and final presidential debate of the election campaign. They traded arguments and accusations on everything from the coronavirus pandemic, to the economy and even the “caging” of children of
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“If the Canadian side really cares about stability and prosperity in Hong Kong, and really cares about the good health and safety of those 300,000 Canadian passport holders in Hong Kong and the large number of Canadian companies operating in Hong Kong … you should support those efforts to fight violent crimes,” Mr Cong said.
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According to historians, a woman who was living in England while her husband was stationed there for the US Air Force, wrote to Buckingham Palace asking the Queen for a donation from her royal flock.