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'Little white dots': Experts question 'quality' of Trump's UFO Files
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‘Little white dots’: Experts question ‘quality’ of Trump’s UFO Files

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Days after the US Department of Defence released around 160 UFO Files, analysts believe that the files offered little significance.

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