| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Jeremy Bentham, Principles of International Law, in 2 The Works of Jeremy Bentham 535-40 (John Bowring, ed., New York, Russell & Russell, Inc. 1962) (1786-89); id. at 540 (stating that international laws [should] be made upon all points which remain unascertained among nations, particularly areas in which nations are capable of collusion in the furtherance of aligned interests).
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