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* There is a ''real'' ICCA-winning ACappella group called the [[NamesTheSame BU Treblemakers]], from Boston University, who released "Don't You Forget About Me" on [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJ_mLcCILRM&t=2m48s their fifth album, in 2009]].
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* There is a ''real'' ICCA-winning ACappella group called the [[NamesTheSame BU Treblemakers]], Treblemakers, from Boston University, who released "Don't You Forget About Me" on [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJ_mLcCILRM&t=2m48s their fifth album, in 2009]].
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* 'Bellas' means 'pretty girls' in Italian, so there is some justification as to why the traditionalists believe they should be so.
** 'Bella' is only the singular feminine form of the word meaning 'beautiful'. The plural (feminine) form is 'belle'. The Italian language does not add an 's' to singular adjectives to make them plural.
** 'Bella' is only the singular feminine form of the word meaning 'beautiful'. The plural (feminine) form is 'belle'. The Italian language does not add an 's' to singular adjectives to make them plural.
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* 'Bellas' 'Bella' means 'pretty girls' girl' in Italian, so there is some justification as to why the traditionalists believe they the Bellas should be so.
** 'Bella'so.[[note]]'Bella' is only the singular feminine form of the word meaning 'beautiful'. The plural (feminine) form is 'belle'. The Italian language does not add an 's' to singular adjectives to make them plural.[[/note]]
** 'Bella'
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* Fat Amy calling [[BrittanySnow Chloe]] a "twig" and then "[[http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20058701,00.html pretty thin]]". The response is, [[InsaneTrollLogic because the shot must be her face and no other]], a [[BrokenSmile reluctant smile]].
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* Fat Amy calling [[BrittanySnow [[Creator/BrittanySnow Chloe]] a "twig" and then "[[http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20058701,00.html pretty thin]]". The response is, [[InsaneTrollLogic because the shot must be her face and no other]], a [[BrokenSmile reluctant smile]].
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** It's RightForTheWrongReasons, as Vader's name comes from invader, but vader means father in Dutch, and German uses the very similar Vater. The plot twist from ESB even gets seemingly spoiled halfway through the movie when Luke and Yoda talk about Luke's father and Vader, and the two naturally get translated to the same word in the Dutch subtitles.