| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Where a publication is defamatory per Se, the fact that it is made to apply to plaintiff, although there is a mistake as to the initials of the person intended, will be no excuse. (43) On the other hand, the name used in a publication is not conclusive, (44) and if the publication viewed in connection with the publicly known circumstances is such that it could refer to one personally, no other per
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