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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | These days, every Police Procedural needs a clever gimmick. Something that separates it from the pack. For Cold Case, it's the pursuit of old, unsolved cases. For Law and Order SVU, it's sex crimes. For CSI, it's solving crimes with magic. For Bones, it's…well, bones. (And magic.) |
