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Does the new title have to be \'Felony Misdemeanor\'? Many countries don\'t have either, or if they do, the words aren\'t widely used or familiar, such as Australia, where we use \'summary\' (minor crimes) or indictable (major crimes). Seems to me like the trope name is playing {{We All Live In America}} straight. I think we could go back to the slightly more wordy but {{ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin|more direct}} \'What Do You Mean, It\'s Not Heinous?\
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Does the new title have to be \\\'Felony Misdemeanor\\\'? Many countries don\\\'t have either, or if they do, the words aren\\\'t widely used or familiar, such as Australia, where we use \\\'summary\\\' (minor crimes) or indictable (major crimes). Seems to me like the trope name is playing {{We All Live In America}} straight. I think we could go back to the slightly more wordy but more direct \\\'What Do You Mean, It\\\'s Not Heinous?\\\" trope name.
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Does the new title have to be \'Felony Misdemeanor\'? Many countries don\'t have either, or if they do, the words aren\'t widely used or familiar, such as Australia, where we use \'summary\' (minor crimes) or indictable (major crimes). Seems to me like the trope name is playing {{We All Live In America}} straight. I think we could go back to the slightly more wordy but {{ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin more direct}} \'What Do You Mean, It\'s Not Heinous?\
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Does the new title have to be \\\'Felony Misdemeanor\\\'? Many countries don\\\'t have either, or if they do, the words aren\\\'t widely used or familiar, such as Australia, where we use \\\'summary\\\' (minor crimes) or indictable (major crimes). Seems to me like the trope name is playing {{We All Live In America}} straight. I think we could go back to the slightly more wordy but {{ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin|more direct}} \\\'What Do You Mean, It\\\'s Not Heinous?\\\" trope name.
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Does the new title have to be \'Felony Misdemeanor\'? Many countries don\'t have either, or if they do, the words aren\'t widely used or familiar, such as Australia, where we use \'summary\' (minor crimes) or indictable (major crimes). Seems to me like the trope name is playing {{We All Live In America}} straight. I think we could go back to the slightly more wordy but more direct \'What Do You Mean, It\'s Not Heinous?\
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Does the new title have to be \\\'Felony Misdemeanor\\\'? Many countries don\\\'t have either, or if they do, the words aren\\\'t widely used or familiar, such as Australia, where we use \\\'summary\\\' (minor crimes) or indictable (major crimes). Seems to me like the trope name is playing {{We All Live In America}} straight. I think we could go back to the slightly more wordy but {{ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin more direct}} \\\'What Do You Mean, It\\\'s Not Heinous?\\\" trope name.
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Does the new title have to be \'Felony Misdemeanor\'? Many countries don\'t have either, or if they do, the words aren\'t widely used or familiar, such as Australia, where we use \'summary\' (minor crimes) or indictable (major crimes). Seems to me like the trope name is playing [[We All Live In America]] straight. I think we could go back to the slightly more wordy but more direct \'What Do You Mean, It\'s Not Heinous?\
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Does the new title have to be \\\'Felony Misdemeanor\\\'? Many countries don\\\'t have either, or if they do, the words aren\\\'t widely used or familiar, such as Australia, where we use \\\'summary\\\' (minor crimes) or indictable (major crimes). Seems to me like the trope name is playing {{We All Live In America}} straight. I think we could go back to the slightly more wordy but more direct \\\'What Do You Mean, It\\\'s Not Heinous?\\\" trope name.
