| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Thus, for example, an indecent exposure of one???s person on the highway, a boisterous and disorderly parade of one???s self by a common prostitute, pretending to tell fortunes and practicing other deceptions upon the public, and other like acts, are distinct offenses against the public, and the only apparent object of incorporating them into the vagrant act is to secure convictions of these offen
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