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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Tom Marshall wrote The Girl Who Died for Obverse Books's The Black Archive. Marshall and Kevin Burnard were co-hosts of K9 BingeQuake, a podcast which reviewed the Australian K9 series and which hosted guests such as Hamish Steele and Max Kashevsky.[1] |
