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FBI recommends no charges in Clinton email case, mystifying former intelligence officials

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The FBI's recommendation that presumptive democratic presidential contender Hillary Clinton should not face charges in connection with her use of personal email servers for official communications while she was secretary of state has some former counterintelligence officials up in arms and others mystified.

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FBI recommends no charges in Clinton email case, mystifying former intelligence officials
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