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Omitting apostrophes is actually less haphazard (that's how names were written in the early 20th century) than spamming them everywhere.
- In a way, this is almost a double subversion; not only is the commercial more remembered than the single, omitting the parts about "buying the world a Coke" made the tune less commercial.
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Options range from ruling that different pantheons' deities are inherently blind to one another's existence, to saying that all deities are part of the same mega-pantheon, with regional pantheons simply omitting gods who are less popular locally.
Source: Crossover Cosmology
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