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        skos:prefLabel "A set of domains to classify documents" ;
    .
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-<p>The catalog connect to each of its datasets via dcat:dataset. In the example above, an example dataset was mentioned with the relative URI&nbsp;:dataset/001. A possible description of it using dcat is shown below:
+<p>The catalog connect to each of its datasets via dcat:dataset. In the example above, an example dataset was mentioned with the relative URI&nbsp;:dataset-001. A possible description of it using dcat is shown below:
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 <pre>  &nbsp;:dataset-001
        a       dcat:Dataset&nbsp;;
@@ -157,7 +157,7 @@
        dcat:Distribution&nbsp;:dataset-001-csv&nbsp;;
        .
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-<p>Notice that this dataset is classified under the domain represented by the relative URI&nbsp;:themes/accountability. This should be part of the domains set identified by the URI&nbsp;:themes that was used to describe the catalog domains. An example SKOS description
+<p>Notice that this dataset is classified under the domain represented by the relative URI&nbsp;:accountability. This should be part of the domains set identified by the URI&nbsp;:themes that was used to describe the catalog domains. An example SKOS description
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 <pre>   &nbsp;:accountability 
         a skos:Concept&nbsp;;
@@ -165,7 +165,7 @@
         skos:prefLabel "Accountability"&nbsp;;
         .
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-<p>The dataset can be downloaded in CSV format via the distribution represented by&nbsp;:dataset/001/csv.
+<p>The dataset can be downloaded in CSV format via the distribution represented by&nbsp;:dataset-001-csv.
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 <pre>  &nbsp;:dataset-001-csv
        a dcat:Distribution&nbsp;;
@@ -178,7 +178,7 @@
        ]
        .
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-<p>Finally, if the catalog publisher decides to keep metadata describing its records (i.e. the records containing metadata describing the datasets) dcat:CatalogRecord can be used. For example,&nbsp;:dataset/001 was issued on 2011-12-05. however, its description on Imaginary Catalog was added on 2011-12-11. This can be represented by dcat:
+<p>Finally, if the catalog publisher decides to keep metadata describing its records (i.e. the records containing metadata describing the datasets) dcat:CatalogRecord can be used. For example,&nbsp;:dataset-001 was issued on 2011-12-05. however, its description on Imaginary Catalog was added on 2011-12-11. This can be represented by dcat:
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 <pre>  &nbsp;:record-001
        a dcat:CatalogRecord&nbsp;;