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Clinton trying to put emails to rest _ and prepare for 2016

UNITED NATIONS (AP) – Hillary Rodham Clinton says she should have used a government email address while working as secretary of state.

The admission is an attempt to quell a political furor some Democratic allies say she could no longer avoid.

Clinton pledged Tuesday that all her work-related email would be made public “for everyone to see.”

During a news conference at the United Nations, Clinton acknowledged she deleted messages related to personal matters. She refused calls from Republicans to turn over the email server she kept at her home to an independent reviewer.

The focus on Clinton’s emails has jumbled what had been expected to be a smooth glide toward the kickoff of her presidential campaign next month.