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The public nature of the debate represented progress, Fetrat said.

But last night's debate represented a drastic change in tactics for both camps.

For a process typically characterized by private deal-making among political leaders, the debate represented a remarkable departure.

Before the debate, Mr. Clegg was seen as the event's most likely beneficiary, barring a clunking or stellar performance by his two opponents, if only because equal billing in the debate represented a breakthrough for his party.

The Security Council debate represented the first major step in the Palestinian effort to reverse its surprise decision two weeks ago to delay action on the report, which found evidence of Israeli war crimes, at the Human Rights Council in Geneva.

But the bigger fight that the Smithsonian debate represented -- over the efforts of a small and vocal group on the right to define American values for us all -- is just beginning.

Mr. Trump's setback in the debate represents a critical test in the final six weeks of the race.

Besides all that, this debate represents an ethical rupture at the heart of what most Britons consider one of the greatest national achievements.

The policy distinctions between Rubio and Cruz are relatively substantive, and therefore the current debate represents a new phase in the campaign.

The poll, conducted after Wednesday night's debate, represents a reversal from Rasmussen's previous survey of the state, which had Mr. Santorum up by four points instead.

But that hasn't prevented soul-searching, with Germans asking whether the absence of political debate represents a threat to democracy itself.