Duties
Effects
Effects noun - Property of a personal character that is portable but not used in business.
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Also, Frank Quitely's 3-issue art duties on Grant Morrison's Batman and Robin, frequently blended sound effects into the scene.
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The duties of a Barrier Maiden (or Barrier Fellow) consist of living their life according to the narrative rules that structure the world around her as a well-written story, counteracting the trope entropy and preventing such nasty side-effects as the Continuity Snarl and Great Crashes.
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In the late 1940s, Walt Disney, too busy to voice Mickey Mouse anymore, handed the duties of voicing the character to the Disney Studios' resident sound effects man James MacDonald, who was born in Scotland but moved to America when he was only six months old.
Source: Fake American
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