Is it possible to get wget --content-disposition to overwrite an existing file.

As far as I can tell, the only way to get wget to overwrite an existing 
file is with the `-O` option, but I want to use `--content-disposition` 
to write the output to the filename in the Content-Disposition: header. 
This works, but if the filename already exists it writes to filename.1 
instead. Is there a way to get it to overwrite the existing file?

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