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The Vermont representative had said the private meeting would help him decide how dedicated Ms. Clinton will be to the strategy issues. 

Hillary Clinton conveyed a near the presidential essential season with a win on Tuesday in the country's capital and a meeting with dispatched rival Bernie Sanders, planning to set a tone of Democratic solidarity heading into one month from now's gathering tradition in Philadelphia. 

Ms. Clinton's win in the District of Columbia, the last essential of 2016, made little difference to her part as the possible chosen one, however it by and by denoted a move in the protracted essential battle between the two adversaries. 

In practically indistinguishable explanations discharged subsequent to meeting for over a hour and a half, the Clinton and Sanders battles said the two opponents talked about their essential crusade, "binding together the gathering and ... the perilous danger that Donald Trump postures to our country." Neither addressed journalists after the session at a Washington, D.C., lodging a couple hinders from the White House. 

Ms. Clinton told Mr. Sanders she welcomed his dedication to ceasing Mr. Trump in the general race and the two talked about issues in which they share shared objectives, including "raising wages for working families, wiping out undisclosed cash in legislative issues and diminishing the expense of school for understudies and their families." Both competitors consented to cooperate on the improvement of the stage at the forthcoming Democratic National Convention. 

Before surveys shut in Washington, Mr. Sanders promised again to do everything he can to counteract Mr. Trump, the possible Republican presidential candidate, from achieving the White House however he declined to underwrite Ms. Clinton. 

The Vermont congressperson had said the private meeting would help him decide how dedicated Ms. Clinton will be to the approach issues he has staked out amid his 13-month battle. 

"Our objective must not be to permit legislators, Donald Trump or any other individual, to partition us," Mr. Sanders said outside his Washington home office, advising columnists he will proceed to "contend as vivaciously as possible" to change the Democratic Party. 

Mr. Sanders said he would push for new initiative in the Democratic National Committee his battle has fought with Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the gathering's seat alongside a dynamic stage in the mid year tradition and discretionary changes, for example, primaries that permit independents to take an interest and the end of superdelegates. 

"We require real, significant changes in the Democratic Party," he said. 

Mr. Sanders was warmly gotten Tuesday by Senate Democrats at their week by week lunch get-together, where he offered an overhaul about his battle and a portion of the lessons he had learned amid the previous year. Officials in participation said Mr. Sanders did not demonstrate his tentative arrangements. 

"He had a chance to converse with us about his crusade and how it has transformed him and what he has realized," said Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo. "I think we as a whole listened eagerly on the grounds that we are on edge to dependably improve and develop as a gathering and be more comprehensive." 

Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., who drives the Senate Democrats' battle arm, said Mr. Sanders "completely will" bolster kindred Senate Democrats in the fall races. "It was beneficial, it was great, it was vintage Bernie," Mr. Analyzer said. 

Mr. Sanders met a week ago with President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden, who both later supported Ms. Clinton, and motioned to Democrats that he would like to assume a useful part in helping the gathering recapture control of the Senate in the 2016 decisions. 

The self-depicted just communist says he will take his crusade to the tradition in July and promoter for his approach issues in the stage while encouraging Democrats to be more comprehensive of independents, youngsters and average workers voters, every one of whom were vital in his triumphs in 22 states. However, what that will look like still stays vague, and Mr. Sanders has been requesting guidance from supporters on how he ought to take his crusade forward. 

The mass shooting at a dance club in Orlando, Florida, has charged the consideration of both crusades and incited Democrats to indicate Mr. Trump's require a brief restriction on Muslims entering the U.S., an issue they see as a key complexity in the general race. 

Without saying Mr. Trump by name, Ms. Clinton cautioned amid a discourse in Cleveland on Monday that disparaging Muslims would just engage radical gatherings. "We ought to strengthen contacts in those groups, not scapegoating or secluding them," she said. 

Mr. Sanders went to a vigil in the place where he grew up of Burlington, Vermont, on Monday night to show solidarity with the casualties. Indicating Mr. Trump's remarks about Muslims, Mr. Sanders said the shooting was led by "one disdainful individual" and not submitted by the Muslim individuals. 

Looking forward, Mr. Sanders has started helping Democrats get ready for congressional races and the fight to recover control of the Senate. 

An early test of his clout came Tuesday in Nevada, where a Sanders-sponsored congressional competitor, Lucy Flores, contended in a three-manner essential. 

Mr. Sanders has opened up his battle's enormous email benefactor rundown to a few Democratic competitors, pulling in more than $2.4 million for his partners. Flores has been the top beneficiary of those bids, gathering about $390,000 from an email Mr. Sanders sent in April for her and two different hopefuls.