| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - However, he is largely because I have mostly heard it spoken by someone who was trying to either flatter women over-much (I am thinking of The Decameron, here, where Boccacio seems to address the dear and noble ladies" who would be reading his work) or I have heard it used by someone it is trying a little too hard to pick up women (if you think of the tone this guy uses, he is kind of how I feel peo
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