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        "http://dbpedia.org/ontology/characterInPlay" : [ "Elizabeth Proctor",
          "John Proctor",
          "Reverend Samuel Parris",
          "Thomas Danforth",
          "Reverend John Hale",
          "John Hathorne",
          "Mary Warren",
          "Abigail Williams",
          "Rebecca Nurse",
          "Giles Corey" ] ,
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