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Symbols Classes Relationships Name Level 2/Class of class (Rounded corners) class of class of relationship Superclass COICOI Entity type (when relevant) Specialisation COICOI Entity type (when relevant) Subclass Name Name Level 1/Class of individual (Square corners) class of relationship Class Classification COICOI Entity type (when relevant) Member COIPO Entity type (when relevant) RDS Identifier/URI # Level 0/Individual relationship Entity type (when relevant) COIPO Entity type COICOI Name Name Name Name Template Signature Instance Name Name Name Name OBJECT IN FOCUS Exist in RDL To be added to RDL To be deleted from RDL To be modified XXXXX Object in focus (Class or individual)