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Figure 1: Outline of our optimized FOL reformulation approach.
Table 2: DL-Lite R inclusion constraints with negation, i.e., disjointness constraints, in FOL and relational notation
Figure 2: Sample C root cover.
Figure 3: Evaluation time for JUCQ reformulations.
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