Clinton, Trump trade blows over economy
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Candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have traded blows over the economy in the final days of the US election campaign.
Candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have traded blows over the economy in the final days of the US election campaign.
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