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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A quirk of movies and TV shows where text is shown on screen, but doesn't stay on screen long enough for the audience to read it. It's not a subliminal message, and it's sometimes even relevant to the plot, but you'll have to buy the DVD (or have TiVo) and pause it to see what it says. Credits are often like this. |