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    Can debates move the needle for Romney? Also, an update on Robin Roberts from her co-host

    Bottom Line
    This week on the Bottom Line I asked you to submit questions via Twitter and Facebook. Some really great ones came in, and here are the two I answered:

    From Rey Palma: "The tone of debates will be affected by a desperate challenger. There is little he can do to move the needle or is there?"

    From Gloria: "How is Robin doing?"

    Two good questions. Watch for my answers here:

    Shoot me more questions for next week. And make sure you tune into GMA and "This Week" on Sunday.

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