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    <nlo:titel>one option</nlo:titel>
    <nlo:topLab>From the slide show &amp;quot;sparql cheat sheet&amp;quot; by Lee Feigenbaum page 12 (see link):
you can try it without reasoning and just the SPARQL 1.1 quantifiers. But you have to know the max depth of your hierarchy first.

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?sub rdfs:subClassOf{1,3} A.
?x rdf:type{1} ?sub.
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    <nlo:lohn>0.4800</nlo:lohn>
    <nlo:datum>2011-06-23T20:10:35</nlo:datum>
    <nlo:typ>txt</nlo:typ>
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