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China: Trump 'spreading political virus' at United Nations

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After US president accuses Beijing of spreading COVID-19 'plague', China's Xi says 'need to get through this together'.

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Yahoo News

China says Trump 'Spreading Political Virus' at UN After US Prez Attacks Beijing over Covid

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The Guardian

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NDTV

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Daily Express

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The Nation

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4 years ago·Lahore, Pakistan

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