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  <gloss versionDate="2019-01-22" xml:lang="de">Liste der Objekte</gloss>
  <gloss versionDate="2021-02-02" xml:lang="it">lista di oggetti</gloss>
  <desc versionDate="2019-01-22" xml:lang="en">contains a list of descriptions, each of which provides information about an
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  <desc versionDate="2019-01-22" xml:lang="de">enthält eine Liste von Beschreibungen, die jeweils Informationen zu einem identifizierbaren physischen Objekt liefern.</desc>
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