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Crowley's anticipated moderation causing anxiety in both campaigns

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Crowley's anticipated moderation causing anxiety in both campaigns

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. -- Tuesday night’s presidential debate may have the look of a town hall, with voters surrounding the candidates and posing the questions, but the degree to which it is a casual conversation between candidates and voters or a tough grilling on the issues is largely up to one woman: Candy Crowley.

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