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author criticized the "lower number of posts dedicated to criticizing Hillary Clinton" and reminded the Facebook specialist "it is imperative to intensify criticizing Hillary Clinton.[1]

IRA employees also acknowledged that their work focused on influencing the U.S. presidential election. Harm to Ongoing Matter 

Harm to Ongoing Matter 
 
 
 
 .[2]
3. U.S. Operations Through Facebook

Many IRA operations used Facebook accounts created and operated by its specialists. Harm to Ongoing Matter 

Harm to Ongoing Matter 
     
   
   
 [3]

Harm to Ongoing Matter 
 

 [4] IRA Facebook groups active during the 2016 campaign covered a range of political issues and included purported conservative

  1. ↑ Harm to Ongoing Matter 
  2. ↑ Harm to Ongoing Matter
  3. ↑ Harm to Ongoing Matter
  4. ↑ Harm to Ongoing Matter

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