BRIT HUME: For most of the debate what the television audience saw were the two faces of the two candidates. The question for a lot of people I'm sure was, for assessing their judgement is, what did they think of the two faces that they saw while the candidates were not talking, while they were listening? The Trump expression is one we're all familiar with from the earlier debates. He looked annoyed, put out, uncomfortable and she looked, I think, for the most part, she looked composed, smug sometimes, not necessarily attractive. I think a lot will turn on how people reacted to the faces they saw side-by-side on the screen tonight. We'll have to wait to see how that turns out. 

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