| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - It was a reaction to the popular malaise of the moment, right after World War II, when a lot of Papua New Guineans, like colonials elsewhere in the world, felt they had been promised a kind of development that had never arrived, and that after seeing the material largesse, indeed waste, of so many allied troops, they had become convinced that no foreign body was telling them the truth.
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