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    Hillary Clinton hits back at the FBI for reopening its emails investigation, but not giving more detail.

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  2. Film critic David Stratton delves into the stories of iconic Australian cinema
  3. Man Booker Prize winner Paul Beatty talks to News Breakfast
  4. Ardent CEO hopes 'this is the beginning of the healing process'

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