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I'm removing WontTakeYesForAnAnswer from the list because it's description contains almost nothing but a clear definition -- just because it uses AliceAndBob to stand for any two people doesn't make the definition an example. (Well, it slips into saying that Alice wants a
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I\'m removing WontTakeYesForAnAnswer from the list without changing it because its description contains almost nothing but a clear definition -- just because it uses AliceAndBob to stand for any two people doesn\'t make the definition an example. (Well, it slips into saying that Alice wants a \"favor\" from Bob, and that\'s not part of the definition as seen from the example of the current page quote, but that\'s a small thing.) I\'m not going through all the other tropes listed here, but I wonder if there are others like this one that I don\'t think should be here.
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I'm removing WontTakeYesForAnAnswer from the list because it's description contains almost nothing but a clear definition -- just because it uses AliceAndBob to stand for any two people doesn't make the definition an example. (Well, it slips into saying that Alice wants a
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I\'m removing WontTakeYesForAnAnswer from the list because it\'s description contains almost nothing but a clear definition -- just because it uses AliceAndBob to stand for any two people doesn\'t make the definition an example. (Well, it slips into saying that Alice wants a \"favor\" from Bob, and that\'s not part of the definition as seen from the example of the current page quote, but that\'s a small thing.) I\'m not going through all the other tropes listed here, but I wonder if there are others like this one that I don\'t think should be here.
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I'm removing WontTakeYesForAnAnswer from the list because it's description contains almost nothing but a clear definition -- just because it uses AliceAndBob to stand for any two people doesn't make the definition an example. I'm not going through all the other tropes listed here, but I wonder if there are others like this one that I don't think should be here.
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I\'m removing WontTakeYesForAnAnswer from the list because it\'s description contains almost nothing but a clear definition -- just because it uses AliceAndBob to stand for any two people doesn\'t make the definition an example. (Well, it slips into saying that Alice wants a \"favor\" from Bob, and that\'s not part of the definition as seen from example of the current page quote, but that\'s a small thing.) I\'m not going through all the other tropes listed here, but I wonder if there are others like this one that I don\'t think should be here.
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I'm removing WontTakeYesForAnAswer from the list because it's description contains almost nothing but a clear definition -- just because it uses AliceAndBob to stand for any two people doesn't make the definition an example. I'm not going through all the other tropes listed here, but I wonder if there are others like this one that I don't think should be here.
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I\'m removing WontTakeYesForAnAnswer from the list because it\'s description contains almost nothing but a clear definition -- just because it uses AliceAndBob to stand for any two people doesn\'t make the definition an example. I\'m not going through all the other tropes listed here, but I wonder if there are others like this one that I don\'t think should be here.
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