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We consider binary relations @? admitting a conditional measure of uncertainty @f (precisely plausibility, possibility and their dual functions), which locally represents @?: for every pair A@?B, the measure @f(.|C) almost represents for any hypothesis C@?A@?B, and represents @? under the most specific hypothesis C=A@?B.