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The ensuing debate could make the current disagreements over euthanasia look tame.Nor are public attitudes to suicide merely academic.

Tonight's third and final televised leaders' debate could make or break the ambitions of each of the three party leaders.

Even while he would still only have an outside chance, his presence at the debate could make things potentially difficult for some of his rivals.

Avalos, who has a green card, worries the nation's testy immigration debate could make Latinos less willing to get involved in the community, including the fire department.

At the hotel bar where many of them lingered into the late hours, I asked one of them whether the debate could make a difference at this late stage.

"This analysis is simplistic when a more measured and sophisticated debate could make a useful contribution".

But, he quickly added that because "the race is going to be very tight," even a 1percentt shift because of debates "could make a difference".

But there were signs that his debate performance could make it difficult to attract uncommitted donors and Republican activists who are reaching the point of deciding on a candidate.

Now, in death, Mr. Baxter is at the center of a right-to-die debate that could make Montana the first state in the country to declare that medical aid in dying is a protected right under a state constitution.

The debate rules could make candidates more cautious – stick to the script and opponents will have less chance to respond – and conventional wisdom holds that presidential debates, especially in the crowded primary races of recent elections, are more about avoiding mistakes than a dominant performance.

This debate could have helped them make up their minds, says the BBC's Yolande Knell in Cairo.