Obama, Romney clash in final debate
President Obama and Mitt Romney battled over foreign policy tonight in their final meeting before the Nov. 6 election.
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President Obama and Mitt Romney talked about a range of foreign affairs topics in a debate moderated by Bob Schieffer.
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The candidates spoke to the moderator and to each other.
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President Obama made a point.
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Mitt Romney answered a question.
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Romney and President Obama shared a laugh.
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The candidates greeted each other before the event as moderator Bob Schieffer looked on.
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The debate was held at Lynn University in Boca Raton, Fla., in front of an audience.
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President Obama greeted members of Romney’s family at the end of the event.
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Ann Romney was in the audience before the debate.
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Michelle Obama greeted an attendee at the debate.
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A crowd watched the event in Boca Raton.
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Jackie Sawyer sent a text message to a friend telling her she was at the debate site.
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Supporters of each candidate were outside the event hall.
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