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The Breakthrough: Behind the Scenes of Hillary Clinton’s Failed Bid for President
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Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes didn’t know their book would be called ‘Shattered,’ or that their extraordinary access would let them chronicle the mounting signs of a doomed campaign.
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