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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The case of a writer not quite getting their own head around his invention. An invention which is capable of great things (and often, of literally anything) is used exclusively for much lesser tasks. If you find that after a trip to the fridge you see that the Phlebotinum in question could be used to obsolete entire industries if not render the entire plot trivial then you're dealing with this trope. |
