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Clinton and Merkel Named World’s Most Powerful Women
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Hillary Clinton. Photo: Wiki Commons.
Politico – Hillary Clinton’s power is second to … one.
That would be German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who took the top spot for the second consecutive year on Forbes magazine’s annual list of the Most Powerful Women in the world. The U.S. secretary of state held her spot at No. 2.
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