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@prefix dbpedia-owl: .
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@prefix bmuseum: .
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@prefix xsd: .
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@prefix oad: .
@prefix crm120111: .
@prefix cdoc: .
@prefix bibleontology: .
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@prefix shoah: .
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rdfs:comment "An Agent attempts to achieve a Goal using some Means. John tried using a crowbar to open the door. They tried opening the window in order to rob the store. Very frequently, an entity involved in a Means action stands in for the Means, and similarly a Goal may be metonymically expressed with an entity related to a Goal situation: John tried a crowbar on the door. They tried the window in order to rob the store. Unlike the Attempt frame, the Means is focused upon, and the Goal is often implicit. This frame answers the question of how something is to be attempted, rather than what is being attempted. The frames can be most reliably distinguished by paraphrasing a sentence with \"give X a try\", since \"give try\" belongs only in this frame."@en ;
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"An Agent attempts to achieve a Goal using some Means. The Means are crucially focused upon, typically appearing as the Object of the Target.\nJohn tried using a crowbar to open the door.\nThey tried opening the window in order to rob the store."^^xsd:string , "An Agent attempts to achieve a Goal using some Means. The Means are crucially focused upon, typically appearing as the Object of the Target.\nJohn tried using a crowbar to open the door.\nThey tried opening the window in order to rob the store."^^xsd:string , "An Agent attempts to achieve a Goal using some Means. John tried using a crowbar to open the door. They tried opening the window in order to rob the store. Very frequently, an entity involved in a Means action stands in for the Means, and similarly a Goal may be metonymically expressed with an entity related to a Goal situation: John tried a crowbar on the door. They tried the window in order to rob the store. Unlike the Attempt frame, the Means is focused upon, and the Goal is often implicit. This frame answers the question of how something is to be attempted, rather than what is being attempted. The frames can be most reliably distinguished by paraphrasing a sentence with \"give X a try\", since \"give try\" belongs only in this frame."@en ;
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"2009-05-04T18:58:29+02:00"^^xsd:dateTime ;
"Attempt_means" , "Attempt_means"^^xsd:string ;
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