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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Some orders are meant to be carried out when given, no matter what. That's great for making sure the job gets done, and it prevents someone pretending to be in charge from cancelling it, but if the order actually does need to be cancelled... well, someone's going to have a bad day. If the order goes through and someone dies, you can expect someone to say "My God, What Have I Done?". In less serious cases, it's Played for Laughs as the characters scramble to stop things. |