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Draco In Leather Pants is more about the AudienceReactions as opposed to the {{canon}}. Though if the {{fandom}} acknowledges his/her/it\'s villainy, cruelty, and/or rudeness while sympathizing with them, it\'s not trope.
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Draco In Leather Pants is more about the AudienceReactions as opposed to the {{canon}}. Though if the {{fandom}} acknowledges his/her/it\\\'s villainy, cruelty, and/or rudeness while sympathizing with them; it\\\'s not this trope.
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Draco In Leather Pants is more about the audience\'s reaction as opposed to the {{canon}}. Though if the {{fandom}} acknowledges his/her/it\'s villainy, cruelty, and/or rudeness while sympathizing with them, it\'s not trope.
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Draco In Leather Pants is more about the AudienceReactions as opposed to the {{canon}}. Though if the {{fandom}} acknowledges his/her/it\\\'s villainy, cruelty, and/or rudeness while sympathizing with them, it\\\'s not trope.
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Draco In Leather Pants is more about the audience\'s reaction as opposed to the {{canon}}. Though if the {{fandom}} acknowledges his/her/it\'s flaws while sympathizing with them, it\'s not trope.
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Draco In Leather Pants is more about the audience\\\'s reaction as opposed to the {{canon}}. Though if the {{fandom}} acknowledges his/her/it\\\'s villainy, cruelty, and/or rudeness while sympathizing with them, it\\\'s not trope.
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Draco In Leather Pants is more about {{Index}}/TheAudienceReactions as opposed to the {{canon}}. Though if the {{fandom}} acknowledges his/her/it\'s flaws while sympathizing with them, it\'s not trope.
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Draco In Leather Pants is more about the audience\\\'s reaction as opposed to the {{canon}}. Though if the {{fandom}} acknowledges his/her/it\\\'s flaws while sympathizing with them, it\\\'s not trope.
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Draco In Leather Pants is more about {{Index}}/TheAudienceReaction as opposed to the {{canon}}. Though if the {{fandom}} acknowledges his/her/it\'s flaws while sympathizing with them, it\'s not trope.
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Draco In Leather Pants is more about {{Index}}/TheAudienceReactions as opposed to the {{canon}}. Though if the {{fandom}} acknowledges his/her/it\\\'s flaws while sympathizing with them, it\\\'s not trope.
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Draco In Leather Pants is more about TheAudienceReactions as opposed to the {{canon}}. Though if the {{fandom}} acknowledges his/her/it\'s flaws while sympathizing with them, it\'s not trope.
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Draco In Leather Pants is more about {{Index}}/TheAudienceReaction as opposed to the {{canon}}. Though if the {{fandom}} acknowledges his/her/it\\\'s flaws while sympathizing with them, it\\\'s not trope.
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Draco In Leather Pants is more about TheAudienceReaction as opposed to the {{cannon}}. Though if the {{fandom}} acknowledges his/her/it\'s flaws while sympathizing with them, it\'s not trope.
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Draco In Leather Pants is more about TheAudienceReactions as opposed to the {{canon}}. Though if the {{fandom}} acknowledges his/her/it\\\'s flaws while sympathizing with them, it\\\'s not trope.
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I think someone has messed up the Games>Wheel Of Fortune entry. I\'m pretty sure that Pat Sajak has been with the show nearly uninterrupted, and I am positive that he is still there today.
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I think someone has messed up the Games Shows>Wheel Of Fortune entry. I\\\'m pretty sure that Pat Sajak has been with the show nearly uninterrupted, and I am positive that he is still there today.
