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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | It is sometimes the case that vehicles and aircraft that were historically rare, introduced later or prototypes or never passed the drawing board stage are shown as used in a particular setting. This may be in an alternate history, but is invariably motivated by the Rule of Cool. May sometimes be an accusation of Just Plane Wrong or Artistic License Ships. Could also be an Improbably Cool Car, but those aren't necessarily rare. |