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COVID-19: Fauci refutes Trump's testing claims amid 'disturbing surge' of US cases

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As Europe faces the prospect of a second wave of coronavirus infections, some nations still haven't reached the end of the first with new COVID-19 cases are spiking in two of the world's worst-affected countries, the United States and Brazil.

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