| Display title | Contrived Clumsiness |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | To err is human. Most people are aware of this, and recognize that we are all prone to the occasional act of clumsiness. Hence, when someone accidentally spills a drink, or steps on a foot, or knocks something over, most people are willing to forgive and forget if an apology is given. |