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NewsOctober 18, 2012

CLAYTON, Mo. (AP) -- Democratic Missouri Sen. Claire McCaskill and Republican challenger Todd Akin are meeting in suburban St. Louis for their second and final scheduled debate. Thursday night's debate will be held in a high school auditorium in Clayton...

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CLAYTON, Mo. (AP) -- Democratic Missouri Sen. Claire McCaskill and Republican challenger Todd Akin are meeting in suburban St. Louis for their second and final scheduled debate.

Thursday night's debate will be held in a high school auditorium in Clayton.

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Both candidates have been preparing over the past couple days. But they'll be competing for attention with the St. Louis Cardinals, who are scheduled to host a playoff game against the San Francisco Giants at the same time as the debate.

McCaskill and Akin both have described their race as one of stark contrasts. In a debate last month, they differed on several topics, including the federal health care law and foreign policy.

McCaskill is seeking a second, six-year term. Akin has served the past 12 years in the U.S. House.

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