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- * Note that parenthesis are special symbols used to define the grammar, e.g., {{( ... )*}} means zero or more, {{( ... )+}} means one or more, and {{( ... )?}} means zero or one.
+ Here is the current grammar for semantic annotation expressions. Note that parenthesis are special symbols used to define the grammar, e.g., {{( ... )*}} means zero or more, {{( ... )+}} means one or more, and {{( ... )?}} means zero or one.
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+ The terminal symbols consist of ConceptName, IndividualName, RoleName, and VarName denoting ontology concept identifiers, ontology individual identifiers, ontology role names, and variable names, respectively.

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