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Published 01:56 31 Jan 2021 GMT
Updated 14:58 31 Jan 2021 GMT

"Nobody should be subject to such abuse and it is deeply upsetting not only to those who suffer it, but to all those who come across this awful language too.
"These hateful words have no place anywhere in our society whether online or otherwise."
Facebook, which owns Instagram, also released a statement after Rashford's abuse.
It read: "We have taken action in this case by removing accounts and comments and are continuing to investigate."
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