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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The official BBC webteam[1][2] later referred to as the BBC Doctor Who team,[3] was a group of BBC employees who created the Doctor Who tie-in websites in 2005. The identities of the webteam are unclear except for James Goss, primarily the editor,[4] and writer of at least UNIT Publications.[5] |
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