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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Stereotypes having to do with people of specific nationalities. Some of them are a little bit Truth in Television (certain others more so), due to having some basis in reality. But remember, nations are not Planets Of Hats. (Except when they are.) And not all foreigners necessarily speak with a heavy accent, as many films and TV series seem to indicate. |
