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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Elvis Presley's death shocked millions of people. Many of these were so shocked that, rather than simply believe he had died, they decided that something was up—that he was faking, like Roy Orbison, or that he had been abducted by aliens, or that he was an alien himself, or any of a million different explanations. Today, we (or at least most of us) understand that Elvis is dead (if only by the sheer passage of time), but the media continues to utilize, poke fun at and abuse the general idea. |
