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When a value constraint is specified on an element/attribute declaration, it's required for the canonical lexical representation to be "string valid" with respect to the type. When the type is or is derived from ENTITY or ENTITIES, "string valid" requires that entity values need to be "declared entity name"s. 2 questions: - Should we enforce "entity" constraints when checking value constraint values? (I tend to think the answer should be "No".) - Assume the answer to the above question is yes, then do the values need to be entity names declared in the schema document?