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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Who says you need a billion-dollar grant to build cool inventions? As every wacky scientist knows, advanced inventions can be, in the words of Robert Zemeckis, "built in somebody's garage". Want your own spaceship? Shrink ray? Time Machine? The spare parts lying around in your basement should be sufficient. |
