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    Hillary Clinton, rehashing her loss in new book, emerges to less-than-enthusiastic reviews

    by By Mark Z. Barabak and Barbara Demick, Los Angeles Times Sep 12, 2017 5 minutes

    NEW YORK _ Hillary Clinton, who spent decades on the public stage in a myriad of roles and changing personas, emerged Tuesday in a new one: ghost from the political past.

    The reception was decidedly mixed.

    On the day marking publication of her latest memoir, the former first lady, U.S. senator, secretary of state, two-time Democratic White House hopeful and loser of the searing 2016 presidential race made a flurry of campaign-style stops, including a book signing and batch of media interviews.

    It was a chance to open old wounds and allow partisans to fall back on familiar positions.

    For Clinton fans, their ardor undimmed, the re-emergence of their heroine offered a chance to ponder what might have been.

    In New York City, hundreds lined up at a Manhattan Barnes & Noble for a chance to shake her hand, enjoy a snatch of conversation and buy their own

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