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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Spoilers were things one individual knew about another's personal future. River Song particularly favoured the term, and used it to warn the Tenth (TV: Silence in the Library) and Eleventh Doctor (TV: The Name of the Doctor) when they asked questions that she couldn't answer without revealing details about their futures. The Tenth Doctor first heard her use the term in the Library, (TV: Silence in the Library) but she first heard it from the Eleventh Doctor in Berlin. (TV: Let's Kill Hitler) |
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