Fact check: Nike never said it 'can afford' to lose Trump supporters
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Donald Trump Jr. "fixed" Kaepernick Nike ad with father's face - CBS News
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Fact check: Nike never said it 'can afford' to lose Trump supporters
Trump: Nike sent a "terrible message" with Kaepernick ad
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How Trump Will Affect Nike
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Trump foe Michael Avenatti sentenced in Nike extortion case
Nike Is Leaving Its Iconic Niketown Property
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Donald Trump: 'What was Nike thinking?'
Megan Rapinoe, frequent Trump critic, the face of new Nike campaign - Washington Times
Nike and adidas against Trump
New York, New York, USA. 8th July, 2021. MICHAEL AVENATTI enters federal court in Manhattan. Avenatti faces sentencing for a scheme to extort athletic apparel giant Nike out of up to $25
New York, New York, USA. 8th July, 2021. Michael Avenatti enters federal court in Manhattan New York City, Thursday, July 8, 2021. Avenatti faces sentencing for a scheme to extort athletic apparel
USA TODAY Sports on Twitter: "President Trump responds to Nike ad campaign featuring Colin Kaepernick. https://t.co/ikVLm33voM https://t.co/YbzrlTXYkI" / Twitter
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Donald Trump Attacks Nike As New Colin Kaepernick Ad Revealed
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World Cup: Nike won't supply Iran with soccer boots amid sanctions | Fox Business
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