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It's safe to say Hillary ClintonKDonald Trump didn't finish Wednesday night's debate on the best terms.

There were no handshakes, no hugs, and in fact Trump was pictured throwing a mini tantrum as the event came to an end. Earlier he'd called Clinton a nasty woman.

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Suffice it to say, things looked a bit awkward. Yet, a day later, the pair were lined up for the Alfred E. Smith charity dinner in New York's Waldorf Astoria, separated only by one very unlucky Cardinal Timothy Dolan.

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Mashablewatched some of the dinner via NBC's livestream and Dolan seemed to speak more to Clinton than Trump, although he did talk to both.

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Clinton and Trump did talk to each other at at least one point though, stretching across the Cardinal to exchange a few words.

Lord only knows what they actually said to each other.

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Bonus: A recap of some of the best and worst jokes from the dinner

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