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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The term of theme or theme song can refer to the signature music of a series or stand-alone work, often playing over the opening credits. In many cases, the composer of the original theme song was not the same person as the composer of the incidental music, meaning the composer of the theme would get a separate credit from the incidental soundtrack composer in every episode using the theme. |
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