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Correction: An earlier version of this transcript misquoted Bernie Sanders as saying, "And over the years, I have strongly avoided instant background checks, doing away with this terrible gun show loophole." He actually said, "And over the years, I have strongly supported instant background checks, doing away with this terrible gun show loophole." This version has been corrected.

Tuesday night, five candidates participated in the first Democratic debate: Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, Martin O 'Malley, Jim Webb and Lincoln Chafee. We 've posted the transcript below, with insight from the crew here at The Fix as well as the Fact Checker 's Michelle
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