| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - till pockets of violence and unrest. pockets of air inside the hull of the ship5 be in somebody's pocket to be controlled or strongly influenced by someone in authority, and willing to do whatever they want: The judge was in the defense lawyer's pocket.6 have something in your pocket to be certain to win something such as a competition or election: The Democrats had the election in their pocket.7
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