Your task is to predict the verdict of a claim based on the provided question-answer pair evidence. The possible labels are: 'Supported', 'Refuted', 'Not Enough Evidence', 'Conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking'. Justify your answer using the provided evidence and select the correct label.

Claim: President Donald Trump refused World Health Organization (WHO) tests.

Q1: Did the U.S. refuse World Health Organization (WHO) tests?
A1: Yes, because The United States did decline WHO tests.

By the end of February, the World Health Organization had shipped tests to nearly 60 countries.The United States was not among them.

Q2: Why did the U.S. decline to use the WHO test?
A2: Why the United States declined to use the WHO test, even temporarily as a bridge until the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention could produce its own test, remains a perplexing question and the key to the Trump administration’s failure to provide enough tests to identify the coronavirus infections before they could be passed on, according to POLITICO interviews with dozens of viral-disease experts, former officials and some officials within the administration’s health agencies.

Q3: Who made the decision to decline WHO tests for the United States?
A3: ...neither the CDC nor the coronavirus task force chaired by Vice President Mike Pence would say who made the decision to forgo the WHO test and instead begin a protracted process of producing an American test, one that got delayed by manufacturing problems, possible lab contamination and logistical delays.

Q4: Why did the U.S. decline to use World Health Organization (WHO) tests?
A4: Why the United States declined to use the WHO test, even temporarily as a bridge until the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention could produce its own test, remains a perplexing question and the key to the Trump administration’s failure to provide enough tests to identify the coronavirus infections before they could be passed on, according to POLITICO interviews with dozens of viral-disease experts, former officials and some officials within the administration’s health agencies.

Q5: Who made the decision to decline World Health Organization (WHO) tests for the United States?
A5: ...neither the CDC nor the coronavirus task force chaired by Vice President Mike Pence would say who made the decision to forgo the WHO test and instead begin a protracted process of producing an American test, one that got delayed by manufacturing problems, possible lab contamination and logistical delays.

Q6: Who was the Head of the US government at the time of the claim?
A6: Donald Trump,
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justification: The sources clearly indicated that the United States declined to use the WHO test, even temporarily as a bridge until the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention could produce its own test.

verdict: 'Supported'
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