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Comment by OrderlyTiamat

SPARQL is cool, but fairly limited. For example, one cannot implement common graph operations like a BFS or a DFS in SPARQL, and SQL of course can (even though I wouldn't necessarily recommend it). I was fairly puzzled when I figured this out. This means SQL is strictly more expressive than SPARQL!

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