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- Defined a top-level datatype property `atDateTime`, neutral as to start/end, planned/actual, and precision (day, minute, microsecond). Replaced existing object properties to a hierarchy of subproperties of `atDateTime`, retaining distinctions between start and end, planned vs actual, and precisions.
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- Renamed `ContemporaneousEvent` to `ContemporaryEvent`.
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- Removed property `gist:hasOrderedMember`. `gist:hasMember` should be used instead. Issue [#540](https://github.com/semanticarts/gist/issues/540).
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- Distinguished governments from governed geo-regions, as per issue [#215](https://github.com/semanticarts/gist/issues/215). Changes include:
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- Added classes `SubCountryGovernment`, `IntergovernmentalOrganization`, and `TreatyOrganization` as subclasses of `Organization`.
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- Added classes `GovernedGeoRegion`, `CountryGeoRegion` as subclasses of `GeoRegion`.
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- Removed restriction on `CountryGovernment` requiring it to be recognized by some other country government, and stipulate its sovereignty.
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- Removed domain and range constraints from `gist:requires`. Issue [#183](https://github.com/semanticarts/gist/issues/183).
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- Removed domain and range constraints from `gist:hasNumerator`, `gist:hasDenominator`, `gist:hasMultiplier`, and `gist:hasMultiplicand`. Issue [#160](https://github.com/semanticarts/gist/issues/160).
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### Minor Updates
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- Added unit symbols for unit instances instances per issue [#579](https://github.com/semanticarts/gist/issues/579).
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- Added unit symbols for unit instances per issue [#579](https://github.com/semanticarts/gist/issues/579).
skos:definition "A Government Organization which asserts both sovereignty (i.e., it is not governed by some other government organization) and governance over an entity generally recognized as a 'country'."^^xsd:string ;
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skos:editorialNote "DAN: Changed the second restriction to CountryGeoRegion, not GeoRegion. I don't understand the first restriction: it states that a country government is the set of all things are are not governed by government organizations, which includes chairs. I think you want a qualified max cardinality of 0 restriction, which I've added above for your review. Is it correct to also say that it governs exactly one GeoRegion, rather than one or more? I.e., a qualified cardinality restriction of 1 on governs CountryGeoRegion."^^xsd:string ;
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skos:note "While a country government may enter into treaties with other country governments, that does not mean it is 'governed by' the others."^^xsd:string ;
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skos:prefLabel "Country Government"^^xsd:string ;
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skos:definition "A defined geographical area (or areas) governed by at least one government organization."^^xsd:string ;
skos:scopeNote "Geographic regions do not need not be physically contiguous in order to constitute a governed geo-region; e.g., Alaska and Hawaii."^^xsd:string ;
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skos:definition "An Organization which exercises political and/or regulatory authority over a political unit, people, georegion, etc, as well as performs certain functions for this unit or body. Differs from a corporation in that it cannot be owned."^^xsd:string ;
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skos:definition "An organization which exercises political and/or regulatory authority over a political unit, people, geo-region, etc., as well as performing certain functions for this unit or body. Differs from a corporation in that it cannot be owned."^^xsd:string ;
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skos:example "The State of Washington Office of Financial Management; the Food and Drug Administration; the Scottish Parliament."^^xsd:string ;
skos:scopeNote "Includes administrative, regulatory, and enforcement organizations created or sanctioned by Country or SubCountry Government Organizations."^^xsd:string ;
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skos:scopeNote "Includes administrative, regulatory, and enforcement organizations created or sanctioned by Country or SubCountry Governments."^^xsd:string ;
skos:definition "A territory-governing organization under the direct or indirect control of a country government."^^xsd:string ;
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skos:definition "A government of a governed geo-region other than a country, which is under the direct or indirect control of a country government."^^xsd:string ;
"Across the world, there are a broad number of terms used for the sub-sections of a country and the governments thereof. We should not automatically go with 'state', 'county', and 'city'. It is more future-proof just to mint the instances using the generic SubCountryGovernment and apply an appropriate category."^^xsd:string ,
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"Note that this class applies to territory-governing organizations. Regulatory and bureaucratic organizations are members of the more generic GovernmentOrganization class."^^xsd:string
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"Across the world, there are a variety of types of subsections of a country and the governments thereof (as well as different terms, like 'province' and 'state', which refer to essentially the same type of thing). We should not automatically assume 'state', 'county', and 'city'. It is more future-proof just to mint the instances using the generic SubCountryGovernment and, where greater specificity is needed, define categories or subclasses."^^xsd:string ,
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"Note that the predicate 'governs' is used both for the relationship a government has to a governed geo-region, and for the relationship one government has to the governments of its sub-regions."^^xsd:string ,
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"This class applies only to organizations governing geo-regions. Regulatory and bureaucratic organizations are members of the more generic GovernmentOrganization class."^^xsd:string
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