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Actually, "(#$capitalCity #$France #$Paris)" was correct.
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The predicate capitalCity is used to relate a geopolitical entity to its capital. (capitalCity GEO CITY) means that CITY is the capital city of the GeopoliticalEntity GEO. capitalCity is an AntiSymmetricBinaryPredicate, because whenever (capitalCity X Y) and (capitalCity Y X) are both true, X and Y are identical (e.g. in the case of CityStates, such as VaticanCity). Examples: the capitalCity of the UnitedStatesOfAmerica is the CityOfWashingtonDC; the capitalCity of AmericanSamoa is CityOfPagoPagoSamoa. Note: to relate an instance of State_Geopolitical to its capital, use the more specialized predicate capitalCityOfState.
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(#$capitalCity #$France #$Paris)
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(#$capitalCity (of #$France (#$Paris)))
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(#$capitalCity #$France #$Paris)
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