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This part of the SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute description seems to suggest that it\'s not \'\'just\'\' for \
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This part of the SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute description seems to suggest that it\\\'s not \\\'\\\'just\\\'\\\' for \\\"These characters are kind of similar.\\\"
[[quoteblock]]A character who joins the cast as a replacement for a character who has left the show due to real-life distractions (contract negotiations, death, etc.) despite being integral to the plot or concept of the series.[[/quoteblock]]
It seems to have some repair shop threads in the Repair Shop Morgue, which I\\\'m looking at right now to see what sort of discussion was had. If the quoted part of the description is necessary, then SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute might not be a fit since, as newer games show, the Great Will hasn\\\'t left due to real-life distractions.
[[quoteblock]]A character who joins the cast as a replacement for a character who has left the show due to real-life distractions (contract negotiations, death, etc.) despite being integral to the plot or concept of the series.[[/quoteblock]]
It seems to have some repair shop threads in the Repair Shop Morgue, which I\\\'m looking at right now to see what sort of discussion was had. If the quoted part of the description is necessary, then SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute might not be a fit since, as newer games show, the Great Will hasn\\\'t left due to real-life distractions.
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SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitutes might work, but this part of the description seems to suggest that it\'s not \'\'just\'\' for \
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This part of the SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute description seems to suggest that it\\\'s not \\\'\\\'just\\\'\\\' for \\\"These characters are kind of similar.\\\"
[[quoteblock]]A character who joins the cast as a replacement for a character who has left the show due to real-life distractions (contract negotiations, death, etc.) despite being integral to the plot or concept of the series.[[/quoteblock]]
It seems to have some repair shop threads in the Repair Shop Morgue, which I\\\'m looking at right now to see what sort of discussion was had. If the quoted part of the description is necessary, then SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute might not be a fit since, as newer games show, the Great Will hasn\\\'t left due to real-life distractions.
[[quoteblock]]A character who joins the cast as a replacement for a character who has left the show due to real-life distractions (contract negotiations, death, etc.) despite being integral to the plot or concept of the series.[[/quoteblock]]
It seems to have some repair shop threads in the Repair Shop Morgue, which I\\\'m looking at right now to see what sort of discussion was had. If the quoted part of the description is necessary, then SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute might not be a fit since, as newer games show, the Great Will hasn\\\'t left due to real-life distractions.
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* As part of its \
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* As part of its \\\"Change is Bad\\\" campaign in the late 90s, Hershey\\\'s ran [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cchiII_GIro an ad]] with a little boy getting a See \\\'n Say-esque toy with \\\"Politically Correct Nursery Rhymes\\\". The \\\"Politically Correct\\\" part comes in by censoring the Old [=MacDonald=] rhyme by, among other things, renaming the title character \\\"Age-Challenged [=MacDonald=]\\\". The kid is clearly unimpressed.
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* As part of its \
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* As part of its \\\"Change is Bad\\\" campaign in the late 90s, Hershey\\\'s ran [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cchiII_GIro an ad]] with a little boy getting a See \\\'n Say-esque toy with \\\"Politically Correct Nursery Rhymes\\\". The \\\"Politically Correct\\\" part comes in by censoring the [=Old MacDonald=] rhyme by, among other things, renaming the title character \\\"Age-Challenged [=MacDonald=]\\\". The kid is clearly unimpressed.
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* As part of its \
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* As part of its \\\"Change is Bad\\\" campaign in the late 90s, Hershey\\\'s ran [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cchiII_GIro an ad]] with a little boy getting a See \\\'n Say-esque toy with \\\"Politically Correct Nursery Rhymes\\\". The \\\"Politically Correct\\\" part come through by censoring the [=Old MacDonald=] rhyme by, among other things, renaming the title character \\\"Age-Challenged [=MacDonald=]\\\". The kid is clearly unimpressed.
