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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Spy Agencies in Real Life are largely dull bureaucracies that exist to gather minute amounts of detail together, then sorting through the vast hoards of it for anything interesting they might come across. Ian Fleming and the Cold War as a whole managed to change that perception by creating a vast horde of glamorous secret agents devoted to fighting for Queen and Country (or whatever nation they belonged to). |