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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The natural impulse when it comes to defending one's lands from an invading force is to build a wall to keep them out. And when there is a great threat, then there is a Great Wall. These are barriers of truly monumental size, length or both -- they don't defend just a town or a city, but often an entire nation or continent. The most extreme examples not only stretch for miles, they also tower hundreds of feet above the lands they guard. And when one such appears in a story, they are often referred to as "the Wall", as though no other exists or matters. |
