| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - They comprise lexemes from local languages whichpertain to ''local customs and culture, including terms for food, clothing, musicand dance'' (p. 110), as well as English words whose semantics have been widened(e.g. 'sorry' denoting ''sympathy for another's misfortune, rather than anadmission of culpability'' [p. 113] in Africa) or narrowed (e.g. 'raw' meaning'inexperienced, crude' instead of 'crud
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