| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - When printing a string, Python will attempt to convert it to your default encoding, which is usually ASCII. (More on this in a minute.) Since this unicode string is made up of characters that are also ASCII characters, printing it has the same result as printing a normal ASCII string; the conversion is seamless, and if you didn't know that s was a unicode string, you would never notice the difference.
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