| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - If we imagine one English syllable, no, as said to us by [...] southern English, northern English, Cockney, Scots, Welsh, Irish, American, Australian [speakers] and we then imagine these varietites of sound multiplied by the differences for example between a man, woman or child speaker and again by the immeasurably greater number of individual speakers, it becomes clear that the class formed by
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