Clinton promises 'steady hand'

DNC wraps up after week of political, Hollywood stars

Wisconsin delegate Karla Stoebig, left, wears a cheese-head as she applauds for Rep. Gwen Moore, D-Wis., as she speaks during the fourth day session of the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia Thursday. - photo by Associated Press

W DEM 2016 Convention Ledb 2 — Wisconsin delegate Karla Stoebig, left, wears a cheese-head as she applauds for Rep. Gwen Moore, D-Wis., as she speaks during the fourth day session of the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia Thursday. - photo by Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA — Confronting a "moment of reckoning," Hillary Clinton is casting herself as a unifier for divided times and a tested, steady hand to lead in a volatile world. "We are clear-eyed about what our country is up against," she said in excerpts released ahead of her speech Thursday accepting the Democratic presidential nomination. "But we are not afraid.

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