Who Won the Debate? Entrepreneur Readers Make the Call.As Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump shook hands after 90-plus minutes of what was inarguable the most 'interesting' presidential debate in modern history, we asked you to call who won it.

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AsHillary ClintonandDonald Trumpshook hands after 90-plus minutes of what was inarguably the most "interesting"presidential debatein modern history, we asked you to call who won it.

Here are the results. Disagree? There's still time to chime in.

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