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Bellevue mayor breaks bread with Muslims
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Data Mining: What Lies Beneath?
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Mining for Counterterrorism
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Tools To Tame The Data Deluge
On a global basis, data doubles about every nine months, twice as fast as processing capacity. To keep up with the deluge, many companies