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US debates: Trump to attack, while for Biden it's 'do no harm'

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FRANCE 24 correspondent Kethevane Gorjestani previews tonight’s second and final US presidential debate. Trailing in all recent polls, Donald Trump will be looking to attack Joe Biden on personal issues, including claims his son Hunter Biden used his father’s position for financial gain. Biden meanwhile will look to maintain his lead in the polls with a strategy of ‘do no harm’.

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