| Display title | Dies Wide Open |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | On the big or small screen, if someone falls over motionless with their eyes wide open, it is a sure sign that they are dead—not unconscious, not capable of being resuscitated, but Killed Off for Real. In real life, of course, the position of the eyelids means nothing; people can in fact pass out or even just fall asleep with their eyes open. |
