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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Studios turn down good scripts, networks Cancellation, screw over, or fail to pick up good shows, and publishers refuse to publish great books all the time. Usually, the suits a) never liked it b) liked it but it was too expensive to produce, c) liked it but didn't think enough it would get a large enough audience, or d) they just didn't get it. |