| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - In the case of a pure game of chance, such as we are now supposing, a man who thinks that he can win must believe in such things as runs and turns of luck, the occurrence of which may be felt by a natural or acquired sense, or must be the victim of some analogous superstition; or else he must rely on some "system, all which systems reduce themselves either to a belief that in matters of pure chan
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