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For example, the following diagram represents a <a>reifying triple</a> of a <a>triple term</a>, together with a <a>triple</a> that further describes the <a>reifier</a>.
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For example, the following diagram represents a <a>reifying triple</a> of a <a>triple term</a>, together with a <a>triple</a> that includes the <a>reifier</a> as the [=subject=].
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The latter describes the reifer as a claim made by `:Bob` that the proposition denoted by the reified triple term holds. In other words, `:Bob` claims that `:Alice`'s name is "Alice".
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<p>Here is a variation on the graph shown in <ahref="#fig-triple-term"></a>. This represents a graph
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where an <a>asserted triple</a> corresponds to the <a>triple term</a> object of a <a>reifying triple</a>.
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In this case,
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the subset of triples including the <a>reifier</a> as subject—for example, providing metadata as in these examples—
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the subset of triples including the <a>reifier</a> as subject—as illustrated in these examples—
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