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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A fan term for a work, usually but not always Anime, which is available in its original language with subtitles, but where the subtitles are a direct transcription of the dub. The subtitles may not be timed correctly for the original language track; they may also have changes that are normally only present in dubs, such as Lull Destruction (subtitles during silence are one of the big signs of a dubtitle), and dialogue rewritten for the dub to match the lip flaps. Dubs and dubtitle tracks may often be less literal than subtitles even when that's not a necessity. |