Too busy to read this now? Sign in or create an account so we can save this story to your Reading List. You'll be able to access the story from your Reading List on any computer, tablet or smartphone. Sign in to your account to save this article. Jeb Bush seen in Miami on September 12. Bush continues to campaign for the Republican nomination, as of right now. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images) Google's Trends tool offers a fascinating look at the concerns of people across the country in real time. It makes sense that Google would be able to act as a real-time gauge of people's curiosity; after all, nearly everyone is within inches of Google at any point in time and can ask whatever question comes to mind. As it has done in the past, Google is setting the table for Tuesday's Republican debate by revealing the main questions people have about the candidates. But, weirdly, the site doesn't actually offer the answers. Which is where we come in! Below,
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