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Herman Cain, the former Godfather’s Pizza chief executive who sought the 2012 Republican presidential nomination and more recently led a group called “Black Voices For Trump,” has died at age 74. He’s one of the most prominent Americans to have died of complications related to Covid-19. Photo: Melissa Golden for the Wall Street Journal
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