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The most important line in an indictment of Trump associate Roger Stone by special counsel Robert Mueller on Friday may be the one stating that a senior official in Donald Trump's presidential campaign "was directed" to contact Stone to get information from the organization publishing stolen Democratic National Committee emails.
Trump isn't addressed directly in the 24-page indictment of his longtime political ally, but the detailed account of the interaction of his campaign and allies with WikiLeaks raises new questions about whether Trump or his family played a direct role in trying to communicate with the secretive foreign group, which has been linked to Russia.
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