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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Boy, isn't that guy's power useless. Take Aquaman, for instance. But wait...the villain's lair has an underwater base! That's cool, Aquaman might have a chance of winning. And what, his death trap dumps the hero into a pool of sharks? No problem, with his mighty powers Aquaman can easily overcome this convenient obstacle. And it turns out his doomsday machine is powered by telepathically controllable sea plankton or Psycho Electric Eels... |
