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People on your side who do not take it seriously—such as the [[Cavalier Competitor]]—may also be told "This is [[Not a Game]]."
When the stock phrase is used erroneously, it's probably an example of [[Serious Business]] or [[Skewed Priorities]].
Not to be confused with the 1946 David Niven movie ''[[A Matter of Life and Death]]'' or the 2006 [[Iron Maiden]] album of the same name. ''Definitely'' should not be confused with the [[Wallace and Gromit]] short, "A Matter of Loaf and Death".
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