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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A comedy scene where the proper names of persons, places, or things sound like lexical parts of speech, pronouns or exclamations, such as Hu, Watt, Mee, Yu, etc.
Usually one character will describe a situation using these terms solely as names, while another character uses them constantly as pronouns, and gets increasingly bewildered. An example would be something like: |
