| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - What becomes more interesting, to me, is once someone points out that YES, this person is a real person, who is on the radio, and has been for quite some time, and is enough of a public figure for parody and public representation laws to kick in (ie, you can use the likeness of public figures in stories or art without necessarily having their explicit permission), there???s still significant conce
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