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Shortly after Donald Trump and sex outdoors videosHillary Clinton faced off in their second presidential debate, people noticed something amusing -- in many of the photos coming out, the two looked like they were locked in a fierce duet.

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But no duet is truly complete without fluorescent Karaoke lyrics overlaid to match.

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Chinese and Taiwanese netizens spotted the opportunity and went to town with footage from the debate.

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Some of the parodies have also skilfully used moments where the candidates were pausing to listen, to make them look pensive and really into it.

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And users of Weibo, China's microblogging platform, have also found pretty appropriate lyrics for their versions.

In this one, Trump says: "Who cares for me, who gets upset and angry because of me?"

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Hillary replies: "I was engulfed by boredom, but you gave me someone to talk to."

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Together now:"You don't know how important you are to me, now that I have you, my life is complete and better."

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Let's make America sing again.

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