| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - For example, he can tell whether his interlocutor is speaking seriously or in jest, he can use information he has about the interlocutor to interpret his utterances (e.g., the political party he belongs to and whether he had a domineering mother) and his knowledge of whether the interlocutor is a stranger, a friend, or a professional foe would undoubtedly affect the inferences he draws about what
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