| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Just as governments other than the U.S. often have web addresses ending in, for instance, gov.cn or gov.uk, it said, countries could issue Chinese-language versions using the same principle. (In Chinese, gov.cn would look like ??????.??????.) China also claimed to be worried on the U.S.???s behalf: It said that allowing .?????? as a top-level domain for sites that don???t correspond to a U.S. gove
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