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Wednesday 09 November 2016 9:32 am

Here are the front pages after the Trump win – they’re pretty mixed

By: Natasha Clark

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The news of Donald Trump's victory is spreading across the world.

The result came too late to make the UK front pages, but across the pond in America, the late papers are coming in.

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The Washington Post has an identical headline, but waited until after Trump spoke for a different picture.

The Daily News isn't so positive…

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And the Wall Street Journal…

And USA Today has a very happy-looking Trump.

Looking smug here.

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