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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | There are obvious basic trends in character names. You will never encounter a tough-guy character in a drama with the name "Maurice" or "Adelbert." [1] You will never see a computer geek named "Rocco" or "Lefty". "Ethel" is always dowdy,[2] while "Jennifer" is always a bombshell. |