If a candidate, moderator, or heckler mentions Venezuela, resolve to YES. Otherwise, resolve to NO. If "Venezuela" can be audibly heard in the official broadcast, it is sufficient to resolve to YES. I plan to watch the debate in real time, but please put proof in the comments. I may bet in this market.
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@Kraalnaxx Since you said if “venezuela” was in any point heard in the official broadcast you would resolve to yes, the fact that Nikki said “Venezuelans” should resolve to YES or at least a higher percentage.
@drcat Similarity Percentage=
( Number of Common Characters/Average Length of the Two Words) ×100
number of common characters: 7 (v,e,n,z,u,l,a)
average length= 10
7/10 = 70%
I could understand 0%, but 20% seems so arbitrary
@adk Pretty funny that they mentioned it 10 times last debate, then didn’t mention it at all after it literally invades its neighbor. We really talk a big game on foreign policy.