X-urn in xml namespace?

I'd guess that they're Uniform Resource Names with an "x-" prefix on the scheme to indicate that they're extensions (i.e. Not on the registered list ). You'll see "x-" prefix notation for extensions in email headers, HTTP headers, and even MIME types.

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