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{{quote|'''Phoebe:''' I thought I was gonna see a film about, y'know, [[Pride Of The Yankees|Yankee pride!]] And then — boom! — the guy gets Lou Gehrig's disease.<br />
'''Richard:''' Uh... [[Biopic|the guy was Lou Gehrig]]. Didn't you kinda see it coming?|''[[Friends]]''}}
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{{quote|''"So the kids enter the sewer to fight [[Monster Clown|the clown]]. [[Sarcasm Mode|This is really suspenseful]] because I have no idea who's going to make it out alive except for all of them."''|'''[[The Nostalgia Critic]]''' discussing a flashback in [[Stephen King]]'s ''[[IT]]''.}}
{{quote|Although the author tries to avoid spoilers when progressing through the ~45 battles, there is no suspense in the book: outcome is known. If something in Paris is named after it, (Jena, Austerlitz, Rivoli, Wagram, Castiglione), Napoleon won. Otherwise, he lost.
|'''Nassim Nicholas Taleb''' [//twitter.com/nntaleb/status/1133487602118647808 on] Twitter, reviewing ''Napoleon the Great'' by Andrew Roberts}}
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