| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The circumstances of the present case, including the facts that Glidewell had not introduced the weapons into his car and that they had been in his possession a comparatively short time, and his evidence of how busy he was on the relevant night which bore on his forgetfulness, all were matters which manifestly made the relevance of forgetfulness to the question whether his excuse for possession wa
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