| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - And I am sure you know the reasoning behind this: Unicode was designed so that it can be used as a universal code in the sense that character data in any encoding can be mapped to Unicode and vice versa, without losing any distinction that might be made in some other character code. (This does not mean that conversions must preserve such distinctions as letter I vs. Roman numeral I if made in the o
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