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  30.    </script><h1>Hillary Clinton Wikipedia</h1>
  31. <a href="https://postleaks.com/">postleaks/a>
  32. <a href="https://bigmedianetworks.com/">bigmedianetworks</a>
  33. <a href="https://countrytrendz.com/">countrytrendz</a>
  34. <a href="https://letsbebest.net/">letsbebest</a>
  35. <a href="https://salinapost.us/">salinapost</a>
  36. <a href="https://newsblank.org/">newsblank</a>
  37. <a href="https://newsdiscuss.org/">newsdiscuss</a>
  38. <p>Sanders did better among youthful, whiter,  extra rural and more liberal voters and states that held caucuses or the place eligibility was open to independents.  Clinton did better among older, black and Hispanic voter populations, and in states that held primaries or where eligibility was restricted to registered Democrats. On December 19, a panel led by Thomas R. Pickering and Michael Mullen issued its report on the matter.</p></body></html>
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