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The relation between something and its Top … The relation between something and its Topic (subject, argument, domain, theme, subject area, etc.). It can be used widely to talk about document annotations, subject directories, etc.
hasTopic is very general. For example, consider the following cases:
(1) A biography of Brigitte Bardot hasTopic 'star system'
(2) The concept of 'starlet' hasTopic 'cinema'
(3) A biography of Claude Chabrol hasTopic 'Nouvelle Vague'. Claude Chabrol hasTopic 'Nouvelle Vague'.
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