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TODAY analyzed her comments Monday during a New Hampshire town hall meeting, where she discussed everything from congressional Benghazi hearings to the economy to one of her first jobs working at a cannery.
But the most common word she used? People.
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She mentioned it 37 times, according to our analysis.
Other popular terms included "think" and "know," although "president" was among her favorites.
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