Q: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Time magazine has asked the Trump Organisation to remove a framed front cover featuring Donald Trump from several of its golf clubs after it was proven to be fake. 
  
 The cover, showing a presidential Mr Trump with his arms folded and steely-eyed, was framed and hung on the walls of at least four Trump courses in the US, Ireland and Scotland. 
  
 Dated March 1, 2009, the cover reads “Donald Trump: The ‘Apprentice’ is a television smash!”, with another headline stating: “TRUMP IS HITTING ON ALL FRONTS . . . EVEN TV!” ||||| Time magazine has asked the Trump Organization to remove copies of a fake cover of President Trump Donald John TrumpFlynn to campaign for Montana GOP Senate candidate Trump considering pardon for boxing legend after call from Sylvester Stallone Decline in EPA enforcement won't keep climate bill from coming MORE that were on display at the company’s golf clubs, The Washington Post reported Tuesday afternoon. 
  
 The request came after the newspaper reported that at least four Trump-branded golf clubs had displayed a fake Time magazine cover that depicted Trump with the headline “Donald Trump: The ‘Apprentice’ is a television smash!” 
  
 The cover, dated March 1, 2009, was never published by the magazine at any point, a spokeswoman for Time confirmed. 
  
 “I can confirm that this is not a real TIME cover,” Kerri Chyka wrote to the Post in an email. 
  
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 The fake cover was reportedly hanging in at least two of Trump's golf clubs in the U.S. 
  
 Another one was reportedly displayed at Trump's resort in Ireland, but was recently moved from a restaurant area to a manager's office. 
  
 A cover that had also been displayed at the Trump’s Turnberry club in Scotland was removed a few weeks ago without explanation, the Post reported. 
  
 The fake cover was reportedly interspersed with real magazine covers in at least at one location. 
  
 Trump has previously touted his appearances on the cover of the magazine. 
  
 "I think I was on the cover of Time magazine twice in my life and like six times in the last number of months," Trump said in July 2016. 
  
 "So you tell me which is more important, real estate or politics, OK? I have six for politics and I have two for real estate or whatever they put me on for." 
  
 The Post noted that Trump had actually only been featured on the magazine's cover once before entering politics, in January 1989, when he was known as a New York business mogul. |||||
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President Trump has often boasted about the number of times he has been on the cover of Time magazine—but the framed cover that appeared in at least four of his golf clubs was a fake. After the Washington Post spotted the cover on display at several properties, with the headline "Donald Trump: The Apprentice is a television smash!" and the date March 1, 2009, Time confirmed that it never appeared on the magazine. The Hill reports that Time has asked the Trump Organization to remove the covers, which also bear the words "Trump is hitting on all fronts ... even TV!" Other headlines on the fake cover suggest it was based on the March 2, 2009 issue, which featured Kate Winslet on the cover. A White House spokeswoman declined to comment on the cover, which was on display in Trump properties including Mar-a-Lago. An employee at Trump's Turnberry club in Scotland tells the Post that it was on display until recently, when it was removed along with other Trump photos. "We certainly have been hearing more grumbling about all the stuff like that up on the walls since his election," the employee says. "From Americans, mostly, funny enough." The Telegraph notes that after Trump claimed to have the "all-time record" for Time covers earlier this year, the magazine said he had been on the cover 11 times, a long way short of Richard Nixon's 55 appearances.