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To maintain some visual sense of consistency, all "page" icons have a little "dog ear" in the upper-right corner to convey the notion that they represent an entire Web page—as seen either by the client browser or by the Web server.
Code generators are expected to specify additional tagged values for class and association stereotypes. The tagged values specified in this specification are important enough to be considered either logically or structurally significant.

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