4th GOP Debate: Mention Markets

Terrorism

Politics

4th GOP Debate: Mention Markets

Hamas 10 or more times

+ 11 more

$49.7k Vol.

$0 Liq.

8

3rd GOP Debate: Mention Markets

Terrorism

Politics

3rd GOP Debate: Mention Markets

Trump said by every candidate

+ 8 more

$101k Vol.

$0 Liq.

31

Ukraine responsible for Moscow attack?

Terrorism

Politics

Ukraine responsible for Moscow attack?

No

$350k Vol.

-12

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