| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - I would suggest reading Nickelsburg, Eshel, Vermes, Sievers, Harlow or other scholars that I am surely forgetting.Good luck with finals, I always liked them because it meant I was nearing completion of mileposts on my way to my goals.Though I agree with your answer it wasn't for my benefit that I told you the ball was in your hands nor am I the one that needs to research to understand.
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