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The internet responds to third US debate with #badhombres and a pounding headache

Things got heated during the third and final presidential debate, but the most fun – as always – was had online.

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Published 20 October 2016 1:28pm
Updated 20 October 2016 4:19pm
By Bianca Soldani

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