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Japanese mask makers get to work as they dump Trump for Biden

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Japanese manufacturers Ogawa Studios are racing to produce Joe Biden masks as the US President-elect presses ahead with his transition, despite Donald Trump's refusal to acknowledge defeat. "We've already sold 1,000 [...] and we're expecting to sell 2,000 by the end of the year," explains an Ogawa Studios employee, adding that the company sold a whopping 25,000 Trump masks during his time in office.

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