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Republican debate as it happened: Donald Trump's face and nuclear weapons take centre stage
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(4 months later)
Donald Trump had to share the limelight with another 10 Republican hopefuls as they all fought to win the hearts of primary voters in the second GOP debate. Here are the latest updates:
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Here's how it went down:
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Mr Trump, who has gone from being considered a clear outsider in the race for the presidential nomination to a frontrunner, was the main target from his 11 outsiders, with many questioning his trustworthiness to be responsible for nuclear weapons.
The billionaire took centre-stage at the main debate at the Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California.
Carly Fiorina, the only woman in the Republican field, was a notable addition to the first debate's line-up and many commentators praised her performance against the 10 men.
Four candidates lagging behind in national polls did not qualify for the main event and earlier took part in a second debate.
They are Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal, South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham, former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum and former New York Governor George Pataki.
