| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - nts, and so, there is a suggestion, for example, in the Hill decision at footnote 3 that, when a third party's interests are at stake, that the court may not find waiver under those circumstances as readily as it would otherwise, so our view I think would be that although the Court need not definitively resolve it in this case, there is a strong argument that the privilege would not be waivable.
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