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On April 21, near the end of a first 100 days that saw the Trump administration curiously preoccupied with annexing Canada and Greenland, a caller
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Tens of thousands of people descended on Ketagalan avenue in central Taipei this Thursday to support Saturday’s recall, which will see 24 legislators