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　　QUESTION: Just real quickly. National University of Singapore, they released this map on their website, and together with gazetteer. So one map here, it says the source is from United States Government. And it says here on those land features – Taiping Island, controlled by Taiwan – the feature of – this island is island instead of rock as --
　　MR TONER: Sure.
　　QUESTION: -- not – different from what the ruling says. I wonder if this represent the United States Government view.
　　MR TONER: Can I – what map is it? I’m sorry.
　　QUESTION: So this map released on the website of National University of Singapore but it says the source is from the United States Government.
　　MR TONER: Hold it up, please. I’m going to hold you to it.
　　QUESTION: The source – source is from the United States Government. I assume it’s from the State Department and --
　　MR TONER: Yeah, you’re – but you’re referring to Taiping? Is that the --
　　QUESTION: Yes.
　　MR TONER: Okay. Look, the decision was quite clear in its description of what is an island and what is a rock, so I would just refer you to its legal definition.
　　QUESTION: It can’t be both?
　　MR TONER: I can – (laughter). Arguably – excuse me. But --
　　QUESTION: Does it really – does it quote the song? I am a rock and I am an island?
　　MR TONER: Great song, by the way, but unrelated to this discussion. (Laughter.) But – and I can give you that, but I don’t need to read it to you. But look, it – basically there are – there’s a very clear definition within the finding, or the court ruling, that delineates what is an island, legitimate island, and what is a rock.
　　QUESTION: Yeah, but the question is: Does the U.S. Government – do you have your official definition of the land features in South China Sea? Because what if the ruling, it’s contradict to what you find if it’s island or rock?

　　MR TONER: We’re not at this point in time going to challenge the definition that they’ve put in there legally at this point.