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Martha Jones used the word "Expelliarmus" in an improvised verse against the Carrionites in 1599, after William Shakespeare was unable to come up with a suitable rhyme. (TV: The Shakespeare Code)

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-'''''Expelliarmus''''' is a magic spell frequently used in the ''[[Harry Potter]]'' series of books and films. It is a defensive spell, used to disarm one's opponent and block spells targeted at the user.{{Fact}}
+[[Martha Jones]] used the word "'''Expelliarmus'''" in an improvised verse against the [[Carrionite|Carrionites]] in [[1599]], after [[William Shakespeare]] was unable to come up with a suitable rhyme. ([[TV|TV:]] ''[[The Shakespeare Code (TV story)|The Shakespeare Code]])''
-[[Martha Jones]] used the word in an improvised verse against the [[Carrionite|Carrionites]] in [[1599]], after [[William Shakespeare]] was unable to come up with a suitable rhyme. ([[TV|TV:]] ''[[The Shakespeare Code (TV story)|The Shakespeare Code]])''
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