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Does System.ServiceModel.ProtocolException always have html code in its message?

Thats my question, I'm catching a few WCF exceptions on my client and the ProtocolException always has html code in its message.
Could I assume that will happen every time? For what I see the real good message comes in the inner exception, could I just discard the ProtocolException message and show the user the message from the inner exception?

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