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During debate preparations, aides are working on tailoring that message to a debate format. And they're working on balancing aggressive tactics with the debate's town-hall format, which often requires candidates to show a connection with questioners from the audience. Romney aides suggested the former Massachusetts governor would be prepared regardless of Obama's adjustments. "The president can change his style," Romney adviser Ed Gillespie said on "Fox News Sunday." "He can change his tactics. He can't change his record."
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Peoples reported from Belmont, Mass.
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