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Seriously, you don\'t need to keep crusading to include specific references that show this trope is fictional; the description already makes that part clear, anyway (As it says, \
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Seriously, you don\\\'t need to keep crusading to include specific references that show this trope is fictional; the description already makes that part clear, anyway (As it says, \\\"According to fiction, urban legend, and (on occasion) conspiracy theories...\\\" Note the absence of the words \\\"fact\\\" or \\\"real life\\\" from that phrase), making your additions needlessly redundant. Even so, if somebody \\\'\\\'truly\\\'\\\' wants to believe that something that\\\'s already stated on the page to be based in fiction and involving aliens, eldritch abominations, Atlantis, and paranormal activity is completely \\\'\\\'\\\'\\\'\\\'real\\\'\\\'\\\'\\\'\\\', telling them outright that it\\\'s not [[CloudCuckoolander wouldn\\\'t change their minds, anyway]].
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Seriously, you don\'t need to keep crusading to include specific references that show this trope is fictional; the description already makes that part clear, anyway, making your additions needlessly redundant. Even so, if somebody \'\'truly\'\' wants to believe that something which is already stated to be involving aliens, eldritch abominations, Atlantis, and paranormal activity is completely \'\'\'\'\'real\'\'\'\'\', telling them that it\'s not [[CloudCuckoolander wouldn\'t change their minds, anyway]].
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Seriously, you don\\\'t need to keep crusading to include specific references that show this trope is fictional; the description already makes that part clear, anyway (As it says, \\\"According to fiction, urban legend, and (on occasion) conspiracy theories...\\\" Note the absence of the words \\\"fact\\\" or \\\"real life\\\" from that phrase), making your additions needlessly redundant. Even so, if somebody \\\'\\\'truly\\\'\\\' wants to believe that something which is already stated to be involving aliens, eldritch abominations, Atlantis, and paranormal activity is completely \\\'\\\'\\\'\\\'\\\'real\\\'\\\'\\\'\\\'\\\', telling them that it\\\'s not [[CloudCuckoolander wouldn\\\'t change their minds, anyway]].
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Seriously, you don\'t need to keep crusading to include specific references that show this trope is fictional; the description already makes that part clear, anyway, making your additions needlessly redundant. Even so, if somebody wants to believe that something which is already stated to be involving aliens, eldritch abominations, Atlantis, and paranormal activity is completely \'\'\'\'\'real\'\'\'\'\', telling them that it\'s not [[CloudCuckoolander wouldn\'t change their minds, anyway]].
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Seriously, you don\\\'t need to keep crusading to include specific references that show this trope is fictional; the description already makes that part clear, anyway, making your additions needlessly redundant. Even so, if somebody \\\'\\\'truly\\\'\\\' wants to believe that something which is already stated to be involving aliens, eldritch abominations, Atlantis, and paranormal activity is completely \\\'\\\'\\\'\\\'\\\'real\\\'\\\'\\\'\\\'\\\', telling them that it\\\'s not [[CloudCuckoolander wouldn\\\'t change their minds, anyway]].
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Seriously, you don\'t need to keep crusading to include specific references that show this trope is fictional; the description already makes that part clear, anyway, making your additions needlessly redundant. Even so, if somebody wants to believe that something which is already stated to be involving aliens, eldritch abominations, Atlantis, and paranormal activity is completely \'\'\'\'\'real\'\'\'\'\', [[CaptainObvious putting more explicit messages on the page to tell them that it\'s not]] [[CloudCuckoolander wouldn\'t change their minds, anyway]].
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Seriously, you don\\\'t need to keep crusading to include specific references that show this trope is fictional; the description already makes that part clear, anyway, making your additions needlessly redundant. Even so, if somebody wants to believe that something which is already stated to be involving aliens, eldritch abominations, Atlantis, and paranormal activity is completely \\\'\\\'\\\'\\\'\\\'real\\\'\\\'\\\'\\\'\\\', telling them that it\\\'s not [[CloudCuckoolander wouldn\\\'t change their minds, anyway]].
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Seriously, you don\'t need to keep crusading to include specific references that show this trope is fictional; the description already makes that part clear, anyway, making your additions needlessly redundant. Even so, if somebody wants to believe that something which is already involving aliens, eldritch abominations, Atlantis, and paranormal activity is completely \'\'\'\'\'real\'\'\'\'\', [[CaptainObvious putting more explicit messages on the page to tell them that it\'s not]] [[CloudCuckoolander wouldn\'t change their minds, anyway]].
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Seriously, you don\\\'t need to keep crusading to include specific references that show this trope is fictional; the description already makes that part clear, anyway, making your additions needlessly redundant. Even so, if somebody wants to believe that something which is already stated to be involving aliens, eldritch abominations, Atlantis, and paranormal activity is completely \\\'\\\'\\\'\\\'\\\'real\\\'\\\'\\\'\\\'\\\', [[CaptainObvious putting more explicit messages on the page to tell them that it\\\'s not]] [[CloudCuckoolander wouldn\\\'t change their minds, anyway]].
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Seriously, you don\'t need to keep crusading to include specific references that show this trope is fictional; the description already makes that part clear, anyway, making your additions needlessly redundant. Even so, if somebody wants to believe that something involving aliens, eldritch abominations, Atlantis, and paranormal activity is completely \'\'\'\'\'real\'\'\'\'\', [[CaptainObvious putting more explicit messages on the page to tell them that it\'s not]] [[CloudCuckoolander wouldn\'t change their minds, anyway]].
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Seriously, you don\\\'t need to keep crusading to include specific references that show this trope is fictional; the description already makes that part clear, anyway, making your additions needlessly redundant. Even so, if somebody wants to believe that something which is already involving aliens, eldritch abominations, Atlantis, and paranormal activity is completely \\\'\\\'\\\'\\\'\\\'real\\\'\\\'\\\'\\\'\\\', [[CaptainObvious putting more explicit messages on the page to tell them that it\\\'s not]] [[CloudCuckoolander wouldn\\\'t change their minds, anyway]].
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Seriously, you don\'t need to keep crusading to include specific references that show this trope is fictional; the description already makes that part clear, anyway, making your additions needlessly redundant. Even so, if somebody wants to believe that something involving aliens, eldritch abominations, Atlantis, and paranormal activity is completely real, [[CaptainObvious putting more explicit messages on the page to tell them that it\'s not]] [[CloudCuckoolander wouldn\'t change their minds, anyway]].
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Seriously, you don\\\'t need to keep crusading to include specific references that show this trope is fictional; the description already makes that part clear, anyway, making your additions needlessly redundant. Even so, if somebody wants to believe that something involving aliens, eldritch abominations, Atlantis, and paranormal activity is completely \\\'\\\'\\\'\\\'\\\'real\\\'\\\'\\\'\\\'\\\', [[CaptainObvious putting more explicit messages on the page to tell them that it\\\'s not]] [[CloudCuckoolander wouldn\\\'t change their minds, anyway]].
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Seriously, you don\'t need to keep crusading to include specific references that show this trope is fictional; the description already makes that part clear, anyway, making your additions needlessly redundant. If somebody wants to believe that something involving aliens, eldritch abominations, Atlantis, and paranormal activity is entirely real, [[CaptainObvious putting a message on the page to tell them that it\'s not]] [[CloudCuckoolander wouldn\'t change their minds, anyway]].
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Seriously, you don\\\'t need to keep crusading to include specific references that show this trope is fictional; the description already makes that part clear, anyway, making your additions needlessly redundant. Even so, if somebody wants to believe that something involving aliens, eldritch abominations, Atlantis, and paranormal activity is completely real, [[CaptainObvious putting more explicit messages on the page to tell them that it\\\'s not]] [[CloudCuckoolander wouldn\\\'t change their minds, anyway]].
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Seriously, you don\'t need to keep crusading to include some reference to this trope being entirely fictional. If somebody wants to believe that something involving aliens, eldritch abominations, Atlantis, and paranormal activity is entirely real, [[CaptainObvious putting a message on the page to tell them that it\'s not]] [[CloudCuckoolander wouldn\'t change their minds, anyway]].
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Seriously, you don\\\'t need to keep crusading to include specific references that show this trope is fictional; the description already makes that part clear, anyway, making your additions needlessly redundant. If somebody wants to believe that something involving aliens, eldritch abominations, Atlantis, and paranormal activity is entirely real, [[CaptainObvious putting a message on the page to tell them that it\\\'s not]] [[CloudCuckoolander wouldn\\\'t change their minds, anyway]].
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No, in all these works, they include TheBermudaTriangle in a particular way. That\'s the trope. That\'s what this page and its wicks focus on.
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No, in all these works, they include TheBermudaTriangle in a particular way. That\\\'s the trope. That\\\'s what this page and its wicks focus on.

Seriously, you don\\\'t need to keep crusading to include some reference to this trope being entirely fictional. If somebody wants to believe that something involving aliens, eldritch abominations, Atlantis, and paranormal activity is entirely real, [[CaptainObvious putting a message on the page to tell them that it\\\'s not]] [[CloudCuckoolander wouldn\\\'t change their minds, anyway]].
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What the hell are you talking about?
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No, in all these works, they include TheBermudaTriangle in a particular way. That\\\'s the trope. That\\\'s what this page and its wicks focus on.
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In all these works, the massive disappearances are \'\'\'\'\'entirely fictional\'\'\'\'\', you even saying that they\'re appearing in works.

Nothing that\'s appearing in these works of fiction is \
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What the hell are you talking about?
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Nothing that\'s appearing in these works of fiction is \
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Nothing that\\\'s appearing in these works of fiction is \\\"very real,\\\" and works of fiction that include TheBermudaTriangle as a center of weirdness are not suddenly being \\\"real\\\" just because they have weird things going on in the BermudaTriangle. That\\\'s just what the trope is.

{{Area 51}} appearing in a work of fiction with a role in researching and fighting aliens from outer space suddenly become \\\"very real\\\" by virtue of it appearing in a fictional work. \\\'\\\'Seriously\\\'\\\', dude.
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In all these words, the massive disappearances are \'\'\'\'\'entirely fictional\'\'\'\'\', you even saying that they\'re appearing in works.
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In all these works, the massive disappearances are \\\'\\\'\\\'\\\'\\\'entirely fictional\\\'\\\'\\\'\\\'\\\', you even saying that they\\\'re appearing in works.
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Nothing that\'s appearing in these works of fiction is \
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Nothing that\\\'s appearing in these works of fiction is \\\"very real,\\\" and works of fiction that include TheBermudaTriangle as a center of weirdness are not suddenly being \\\"real\\\" just because they have weird things going on in the BermudaTriangle. That\\\'s just what the trope is.
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