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Bingo cards for the first presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton

They’ve arrived.

by Javier Zarracina
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If you are planning to watch the first presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, you probably need these: Vox debate bingo cards. As usual, we’ve made several versions so you can play with friends.

Every time a candidate mentions one of these subjects or quotes, fill in the square. Good luck!

Here are a few of our bingo cards in action:

Ready.

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