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Trump may have pulled off a brilliant deal this time - but can you trust the boy who cries victory?

The US President is always so boastful, so outlandish in his claims of unprecedented success, that one can’t help but be sceptical - even when it seems he might have just done something right.

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The Kennedy curse is hitting Australia’s vaccine giant

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