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Hillary: It's a Women's Revolution

In a rousing keynote speech at Friday's summit, Secretary Clinton doubled down on her commitment to women’s rights in the Middle East, unveiled a new State Department partnership with all-girls colleges, and called pointedly for a future female presiden

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