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The claim cannot be verified or refuted with the provided sources.
There is no clear evidence provided in the given sources that a video of Donald Trump has been altered with fake audio of him criticizing Sadiq Khan.
There is no clear evidence to support or refute the claim that an Irish priest prayed for the Lord to take Trump.
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The claim that there is a 'council tax exemption' specifically for Muslims has been circulating on social media but lacks sufficient evidence to verify its accu…
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