| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Now, it is entirely reasonable to campaign against this usage as excessively confusing, or sloppy, or ugly, or what have you; but it is simply not reasonable to attack it as wrong, since that exhibits ignorance of the actual history of the term: the intensifier usage is in fact longstanding and is a usage that puts one in good company since a large number of classic authors use it; moreover, the usu
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