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{{quote|''"When I was in the second grade, there was this other kid who always used to make fun of me. His name was Stupen Dumbello. I think he was from a foreign country. He was real fat and wore real thick glasses and had a bad complexion. One time after he made fun of me I said to him: "Someday, somebody's going to make fun of you." But I don't think they ever did."''|'''Jack Handey'''}}
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[[Trope|Tropes]]s have exceptions. Sometimes, a writer uses a situation that seems indelibly married to a trope, but the trope never appears. It's not a [[Subverted Trope]], because the lack of trope is never pointed out. Nor is it a [[Lampshade Hanging]], because the presence of trope is never pointed out. The trope just isn't there.
 
That is the core meaning of "averted". The writer just went past the trope. He ignored it, he forgot it existed, or it wasn't even a trope at all in his culture.
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