Hillary Clinton was patient, allowing Donald Trump to speak at length. Trump frequently interrupted his rival and moderator Lester Holt.
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The candidates debated Monday at Hofstra University in Hempstead, N.Y.
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Hillary Clinton answered a question.
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Donald Trump was seen during the event.
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Trump and Clinton shook hands afterward.
?Notice Trump sniffing all the time. Coke user?? the former Vermont governor and one-time presidential contender tweeted.
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JOAN VENNOCHI
The scary part is that millions of voters have already taken up residence in Trump World.
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ERIC FEHRNSTROM
Clinton?s campaign is rapidly losing altitude, a fact that her supporters and the press can no longer deny.
James Pindell | Analysis
Trump didn?t lose the debate. Clinton won itAll Donald Trump did was utter the same lines he gives to his partisan audiences at rallies.
Fact checking the presidential debateSee the claims made during the presidential debate and how they stack up with the facts.
Evan Horowitz | Quick Study
Memorable debate momentsThere were a number of well-turned phrases ? even a few that stood up to Lloyd Bentsen?s ?You?re no Jack Kennedy.?
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Debate?s big question: Did candidates connect with viewers? Connecting with undecided voters was paramount for Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton in their first debate.
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Braintree?s deputy police chief put on leave in evidence room scandal The fallout is forcing prosecutors to drop dozens of criminal cases.
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The Boston Public Library wants to become more of a community space. A WGBH-TV studio and cafe open this week.
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Red Sox postseason roster coming into focusMost spots appear locked up, but questions remain at third base and in the bullpen.
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A valuable check on a shallow candidateDoes anyone really think Donald Trump looked like a credible president of the United States at Monday?s debate?
The desperate and the dead
The broken covenantBehind the fragmented state of mental health care lies a political system failure that spans decades ? and continues.
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Transit Matters backs a $3.5 million proposal to run buses every 75 minutes during the overnights.
The NBC News anchor was in the spotlight almost as much as the candidates.
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Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump need to show voters another sideAfter months of polling in the general election, it is clear that no one likes it when these candidates are ?being themselves.?
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