| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - ning is concerned is the usage, not roots or etymology.I would (dis)agree completely with this statement.What if my usage (and indeed everyone's usage is) is affected and informed by what you call roots and etymology?Even if we could imagine a person's usage which was not explicitly informed by roots and etymology, once they do become aware of such matters such as roots and etymology, it is too la
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