61.   The second debate would have members of the audience pose questions in a town-meeting format.

62.   The speed debate has as much to do with vested economic interests as it does with safety.

63.   The time of free time has surely come, and a night-by-night debate has appeal.

64.   The truth is, in and of themselves, debates do not have a track record of altering the fundamentals of a race.

65.   There is a split among the senior U.S. strategists on what effect a vigorous Japanese political debate would have on U.S. interests.

66.   This time, the first presidential debate will have one moderator.

67.   Unlike other long-stalled issues, such as campaign finance reform, the patient protection debate has a direct impact on people.

68.   Whatever happens this time, presidential debates have a way of dominating our campaign memories, and occasionally influencing elections.

69.   While the debates have had a small national audience, they are being closed watched in the key primary states from which they have been broadcast.

70.   - Opposition chief whip Chingchai Mongkoltham said he thought the debate would have a long-term effect and produce results in the next general election.

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