| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - @Jorge- nesting of callbacks is a problem, but using a common context object doesn???t help much ??? because you are still hard-wiring the calls. also, it misses a huge point above, which is that for ???security??? the desire is for the calling code to be in direct control of the execution, rather than handing a callback (or a context object that has functions on it) over to a potentially untruste
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