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Joe Biden says George Floyd trial verdict is 'much too rare'

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US President Joe Biden says the guilty verdict in the racially charged murder by a policeman of a Black man is "much too rare". "I can't breathe. Those were George Floyd's last words. We can't let those words die with him," the US president warns in a televised address to the nation.

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