| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - When the declarant's emotional state is such that it would satisfy the spontaneous utterance exception, the declarant does not (and reasonably would not) entertain any expectations about whether his or her statement will be used at a possible future trial - the whole premise of spontaneous utterances is that the witness is not capable of such reasoning at the time he or she is speaking.
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