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Created Mon 13th Oct 5:53pm PDT by dragonfangxl
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3rd Presidential Debate 10/15: Will McCain say "That one"?

Settled as No

During the last debate McCain was critisized heavily for referring to Obama as "That one". Will he repeat his mistake in the next one? Also he doesnt need to be referring to Obama when he says it. He could say something like "I want to talk to the bald man in the audience. Not that one that one." and that would count.


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No
88%
Activity: H$3,184
Settled as No on Wed 15th Oct 7:48pm PDT

Suspend date: Wed 15th Oct 12:59am PDT Settlement date: Wed 15th Oct 7:48pm PDTPrediction cut-off: Predictions on this question after Wed 15th Oct 12:59am PDT have been voided because they were made after the question could be settled

Initial likelihoods: Yes: 10%

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Created Mon 13th Oct 5:53pm PDT by dragonfangxl
Changed Question text Mon 13th Oct 5:59pm PDT by destry[Admin]: show details
... 3rd Presidential Debate 10/15: Will McCain say "That one" in the Third Presidential Debate?"?
Suspended Wed 15th Oct 12:59am PDT : Suspend date reached
Settlement requested Wed 15th Oct 7:43pm PDT by rbrog77: He didn't
Settled as 'No' Wed 15th Oct 7:48pm PDT by destry[Admin]

Suspend date: Wed 15th Oct 12:59am PDT Settlement date: Wed 15th Oct 7:48pm PDTPrediction cut-off: Predictions on this question after Wed 15th Oct 12:59am PDT have been voided because they were made after the question could be settled
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Predictions (31)

31 predictions

6 weeks ago
firebreak predicted No (H$20 at 88%)
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uvs77 predicted No (H$100 at 88%)
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notablenotices[Power User] predicted Yes (H$20 at 12%)
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maciek416 predicted No (H$20 at 89%)
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pepe predicted No (H$100 at 88%)
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Comments (4)

  1 randburg
I like this question, but the SU gave this question dumb odds...I saw that too. Not your fault.
posted 7 weeks ago
  2 randburg
Congrats on SEVERAL good questions tonight!
posted 7 weeks ago
  3 chatarra
Congrats on the question. It is easy to turn a question into flame bait. I know because I have done it in the past. The best questions show no bias - like this one.
posted 6 weeks ago
  4 dragonfangxl
@Randburg I get random spurts of genius. For a whole month ill have a dry spell with no new questions then out of no where ill make 5 or 10 questions.
posted 6 weeks ago

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