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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | When faced with a Monster of the Week, military commanders show an unhealthy urge to move right up to the (current) Final Option when the monster can't be killed with bullets. They never stop to consider using something else in their arsenal that's a bit more powerful than a rifle, but won't cause as much collateral damage as a low-yield (or, depending on who is in charge, a high-yield) nuclear bomb. It's all or nothing. If hand-held guns didn't do the trick, forget artillery, bunker-busters, fuel-air explosives, chemical or biological agents, just get the nukes. |
