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An element may be owned via its membership in a namespace. When a namespace is deleted, all such owned members will also be deleted.

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An element may be owned via its membership in a namespace. When a namespace is deleted, all such owned members will also be deleted.
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An element may also have a membership in a namespace without being owned by the namespace. In this case, the membership may introduce an alias name for the element relative to the namespace.
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... an element can be given a name and/or a short name, and it can also have any number of alias names relative to one or more namespaces
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Note that it is possible for an element to have both owning and non-owning memberships with the same namespace, but it can have at most one owning membership across all namespaces.
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