| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Indeed the term is sometimes used for a defaulting debtor.Fly in the face of - go against accepted wisdom, knowledge or common practice An expression in use from the 19th century and probably even earlier, from falconry, where the allusion is to a falcon or other bird of prey flying at the face of its master instead of settling on the falconer's gauntlet.Fly in the ointment - small disadvantage in
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