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The State Department plans to release the next set of Hillary Clinton emails on Tuesday, according to a report by Reuters.
The scandal surrounding Clinton's emails began in March, when a report found Clinton used a personal email, rather than a government email, while serving as secretary of state. Many of her emails were deleted.
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As a result of the scandal, Clinton and the State Department planned to release all of her emails to the public, about 30,000 in total. At least 15 emails from her personal server were missing.
It is unclear what Tuesday's emails will contain, or which dates they include.
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