A final meeting with the president. A farewell address to the State Department staff. A terrorist attack at the U.S. Embassy in Turkey. Hillary Clinton's last day as secretary of state on Friday seemed to be a microcosm of her four globe-trotting years as America's top diplomat. The former first lady had a full schedule, as usual, meeting in private with President Barack Obama at the White House and then attending the send-off ceremony with clapping, cheering workers at the agency she led. Those events were clouded by a suicide bombing earlier in the day in Ankara that killed the attacker and a Turkish security guard at the embassy. No Americans were killed or injured.
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Kerry sworn in, first trip likely to include stops in Egypt and Israel
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Clinton cites Turkey attack as example of challenges in the world
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Clinton visited 112 countries and flew almost 1 million miles in four years
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At 65, Clinton faces questions about whether she'll run for president in 2016
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