| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - (2) Social distinctions of higher and lower, the differences between classes being those of colour, birth, wealth, education, or other quality, which is recognized as socially desirable, as in the expressions 'class distinctions,' 'classes and masses,' and as is seen in the classes produced by CASTE (q.v.). (J.M.B.) Classic and Classicism:
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