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An "unsupported URI scheme" refers to a situation where a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) uses a protocol or scheme that is not recognized or supported by the application or system attempting to process it. For example, if a web application only supports HTTP and HTTPS but encounters a URI with a scheme like "ftp" or "file," it may return an error or fail to handle the request. This is commonly seen in Web Browsers or APIs that are designed to work with specific types of resources.

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