| Display title | Distracting Disambiguation |
| Default sort key | Distracting Disambiguation |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | It's pretty common to make mistakes when trying to communicate (boy, is it ever!) so it's not rare to see characters stop to disambiguate their meaning to avoid confusion. What is unusual is when they do it in the middle of a fight to the death, and their enemies politely stop to listen. |