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Reservoir levels, Stolpersteine, parallel texts, undersea internet cables, and a graph model of the human skeleton.
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State vaccine mandates, incarceration by county, South Carolina jail deaths, marine regions, and dancing.
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K-12 learning arrangements, rushing waters, voluntary union recognition, four decades of Spanish elections, and cryptic crossword clues.
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OpenSanctions, alternative fueling, India’s political parties, software licenses, and UK parliamentary ejections.
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Attacks against aid workers, fact-checks, offshore wind turbines, worker strikes in China, and creative Twitter bots.
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Legislator stock trades, national revenues, Africa building outlines, AI patents, and Formula One.
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US military bases and deployments, Louisiana deaths behind bars, A/B headline tests, the Magazine of Early American Datasets, and shows within shows.
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COVID-era school enrollments, eviction laws, targeted mass killings, European politics in the news, and Seattle street clocks.
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Refugees resettled in the US, Arizona migrant deaths, Canadian candidates, NBER working papers, and lightning intensity.
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Water politics, government regulations, rural hospital closures, vertebrates’ viruses, and Andean roadkill.
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Medicaid drug utilization, ranked-choice voting, police activity in 2002 Gujarat news coverage, Android permissions, and the cat’s meow.
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2020 election emails, civilian harm in Yemen, medical abbreviations, NYC constituent inquiries, and Forrest Gump-ology.
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Drought in the United States, standardized testing trends, women on high courts, word origins, and animal rescues.
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US vaccinations over time, weekly gas prices, COVID-19 and fiscal accountability, Swiss glacier thicknesses, and mathematical proofs.
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Lynching victims, gun-dealer violations, more police misconduct complaints, UK lobbying, and fermentative microbes.
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Rainfall records, job flows, political institutions, cell stations, and the coins in 22,500 French wallets.
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Hate groups, law schools, TSA screenings, European cross-border rail, and e.e. cummings.
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Historical land use, union election results, peace mission mandates, Federal Reserve Bank directors, and television castaways.
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Water access points, foreign labor requests, congressional scandals, global mail, and the Tour de France.
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Domestic terrorism, web crawls, COVID-19 in incarceration facilities, New York City languages, and CEO dismissals.
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Global abortion rates, pandemic-era central banking, the Household Pulse Survey, news homepages, and rainforest soundscapes.
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Post offices, Han Chinese names, working hours, London’s COVID restrictions, and 1½ centuries of Great Lakes fishing.
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US coronavirus case details, high-resolution population densities, electoral gender quotas, EU merger decisions, and dried beans.
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Mass shootings, food-related GHG emissions, infrastructure spending, NYC’s housing lotteries, and animal lifespans.
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Disasters, nursing-home staffing, Brazil’s vaccination registry, probable news quotations, and British millionaires of the late 1920s.
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Coronavirus variants, 200+ years of US property density, Black media, parliamentary election designs, and Amsterdam’s bats.
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Police misconduct settlements, congressional e-newsletters, California vaccine availability, illegal cheetah commerce, and soil.
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Indian court cases, machine learning papers/code/datasets, foreign ministers, Spanish pardons, and O’Reilly animals.
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Hyperlocal Biden/Trump results, subnational COVID-19 vaccinations, historical night light, public-sector employment, and Super Bowl ads.
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Private prisons, detailed elevations, even more mortality data, web trackers, and hockey.
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Tens of millions of flights, dot-gov characteristics, corporate risk-talk, Euro-polling, and the Codex Atlanticus.
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US demonstrations and political violence, Capitol siege charges, terms of service, India’s coal mines, and newsletter links.
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Megascale coronavirus surveys, commodity-transportation costs, more college sports financing, ten million Jupyter notebooks, and 2020 in haiku.
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Vaccine doses, county-level coronavirus tests, social scientists testifying, permafrost, and meat-washing.
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Enslaved.org, more PPP details, more on travel/immigration bans, Third-Republic France, and cyber wargames.
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Hospital capacity, travel restrictions, the World Factbook, La Pola and her compatriots, and Bob Ross paintings.
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Student loans, rural facilities in India, more coups, Jefferson’s weather, and integer sequences.
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Global inequality, urban traffic, education and civil rights, state spending on kids, and more urban trees.
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Child detention, USPS performance, transit costs, the early Islamic world, and the opera.
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Pregnancy/birth/abortion rates, COVID-19 in ICE facilities, mining areas, e-bike/scooter laws, and witch trials.
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Voting equipment, jail deaths, college athletics, bug bounties, and shrinking salmon.
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Polling places, Xinjiang internment camps, historical newspaper imagery, a millennium of UK macroeconomic data, and a lifetime of first kisses.
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State bills, centuries of federal debt, the Global Wind Atlas, the Social Connectedness Index, and prime numbers.
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The China Biographical Database, school reopenings, US cabinets since Washington, papal visits, and the Bible.
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The Mass Mobilization Project, ruling elites, government publications, national park trails, and bad words.
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Federal sentencing, the demographics of power, House job listings, late-medieval England immigrants, and bees.
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Coronavirus humanitarian funding, US climate change, international banking statistics, electric vehicle charging, and 44 million Reddit votes.
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Cabinet members, the World Values Survey, software supply chain attacks, animals with SARS-CoV-2, and 15 million CAD sketches.
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COVID-19 vaccines and treatments, NYPD officer misconduct, thousands of political polls, territorial self-governance, and meteorite landings.
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Police surveillance tech, COVID-related behavior, the Mexican Migration Project, the Arctic seafloor, and the Big Mac Index.
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1.75 million US COVID patients, more goverment responses to the coronavirus, COVID cases in migrant worker dorms, 43 million court case citations, and old British lighthouses.
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The Paycheck Protection Program, women in office, programmer surveys, UK land parcels, and Dungeons & Dragons dialogue.
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The coronavirus economy, early voting registrations, COVID clusters, subway accessibility, and twelve men using computers.
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New policing bills, Indigenous lands, The Gay Guides, coronavirus-era child care, and Ancient Rome.
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Confederate monuments, more protest data, the Green Books, sentences for measuring bias, and a few hundred penguins.
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Black Lives Matter protests, police violence at the protests, police reforms and union contracts, police militarization, and tech’s response.
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Census response rates, more excess mortality data, ranked-choice votes, Shakespeare and Company’s lending library, and seashells.
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Excess deaths, trade agreements, US forests, historical crop yields, and Victorian fiction.
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Employee protections, COVID stimulus recipients, national wildernesses, EU legislative edits, and millions of Iowa liquor purchases.
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Coronavirus and race, COVID-19 in prisons, “essential” NYC construction, space dollars, and Love Island.
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Parlimentary speeches, COVID-19 preprints, mobility indicators, US retail, and poems by kids.
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A COVID policy tracker–tracker, every US Census question since 1790, chemical weapons in Syria, NYC sidewalks, and crowdsourced moral judgments.
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COVID-19 testing around the world, aggregated smartphone movements, privacy policies, NYC trash, and Animal Crossing.
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Pandemic-era economic policies, historical economic productivity, FOIA figures, police drones, and a lot of domain names.
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Still more coronavirus data, but also visa fees, iPhone search warrants, and the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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More coronavirus data, but also transportation data from the US Census, a prisoner survey, and very old companies.
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Mostly coronavirus-related data, but also speed dating.
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More coronavirus data, plus political parties, SFO flights, Tour de France cyclists, and penguins.
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Climate policies, political emails, 2.8 million Smithsonian images, London groceries, and bug splats.
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Government contracts, tech organizing, US anti-press incidents, EU laws, and Cockatoo Island prisoners.
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Standardized electric-utility info, school vaccination rates, global empires, farming households, and pinball.
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Banking crises, Europe in translation, simulated hurricanes, arXiv metadata, and the greatest hip-hop tracks of all time.
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Credibly accused clergy, coronavirus cases, sign-stealing, hotel bookings, and the Smiths (… and the Johnsons … and the Williamses …).
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Time use surveys, dams, Spanish migration, darknet markets, and (more) vanity plate applications.
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China’s projects abroad, radio/TV broadcast areas, street sprawl, cannabis tests, and backyard ice rinks.
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Missing migrants, global antitrust, microbes, geographic renaming proposals, and the life of a supercomputer.
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Water quality, legislator ideology, Google copyright complaints, California university history, and game show risk-taking.
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Emissions, the Arab Barometer, Duterte’s drug war deaths, think tank citations, and jump scares.
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Death row, environmental treaties, spelling fixes, book ratings, and yearbook photos.
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Income inequality, ambassadorial qualifications, Samoa’s measles outbreak, science PhD candidates, and the Database of British and Irish Hills.
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Blue helmets, earthquakes in Mexico, seized Greek real estate, Bollywood, and medieval monasteries.
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Chicago prosecutions, electricity prices, financial well-being, soccer play-by-play, and Central Park squirrels.
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Millions of violent crimes, online news language, interwar debt, food flows, and perceived vs. real ages.
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Metro/subway ridership, house prices, Nobel Prizes, recipe ingredients, and life expectancies.
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Colleges and economic mobility, three centuries of the UK economy, TV talk, European trees, and mugshots.
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TrumpWorld, food stamp foods, offline prices versus online prices, German rail, and .gov domains.
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What Facebook knows, global warming, U.S. bombing missions, so many satellites, and Waldo.
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Obamacare, oil rigs, biodiversity, mid-air close calls, and the geography of language.
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Drug costs, breached accounts, Earth’s surface water, crowdfunding, and energy use at 10 Downing Street.
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Pipelines, solar panels, Chicago cab rides, STEM surveys, and classical music.
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Causes of death, gunshot detections, election forecasts, news on Facebook, and Alex Trebek.
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Hate crimes, fake news on Facebook, Election Day on “the front page of the internet,” important Wikipedia pages, and every street tree in NYC.
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Medicare beneficiaries, human settlement, Amazon reviews, NYC police complaints, and dangerous dogs.
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Congress’s think-tank, school testing, city culture, airport connections, and TSA confiscations.
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Manufacturing, county-level health care, macro-financial history, farmers markets, and readers like you.
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Presidential newspaper endorsements, forest cover, performances and exhibitions, computer memory prices, and the Kiwi fruits of statistical labor.
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Foreign aid, global schooling, student loans, R&D budgets, and six billion vehicles’ worth of traffic.
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🇺🇸 Election edition.🇺🇸
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Minimum wages, health habits, sea ice, state prison admissions, cartoon captions.
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Healthcare spending, radio licenses, light pollution,patent locations, and the federal fleet.
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Income dynamics, global agriculture, car crash deaths, the California Database Hunt, and tennis stats.
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Crime in American cities, one billion healthcare claims, oil concessions, horse deaths, and traffic signs.
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Beaches, internet access, music makers, living standards, and hunter-gatherers.
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Pretrial inmates, slave populations, hospital ratings, rocks, and heartbeats.
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Vaccinations, deaths in custody, electricity prices, global heights, and Usenet archives.
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Death and disease, public transit, public libraries, walrus hangouts, and bigfoot sightings.
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Coups, technology questions, millions of fires, world heritage sites, and paperwork.
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UN votes, medical industry payments, hundreds of millions of street addresses, workplace inspections, and Pokémon.
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Public policy, nursing homes, Russian election results, NYC property taxes, and lasers.
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Nonprofits, 6,000 years of urbanization, bull vs. man, new homes, and the Hum.
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Legislators, campus sexual assault investigations, air pollution, phishing, and fishing.
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Nuclear accidents, government court payouts, local justice data, the Netflix Prize, and chart-topping music.
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American veterans, African farmers, global inequality, spelling bees, and the LEGO-verse.
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Elevation maps, criminal risk assessments, historical San Francisco rents, soccer salaries, and photography biographies.
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Drug safety, fossils, immigrants, parking tickets, and one million musical artists.
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Panama Papers, Kepler planets, “marihuana” handlers, obesity, and upward mobility.
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Pirated papers, the Ku Klux Klan, disciplined doctors, goooooooooaaaaals, and grape harvests.
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FOIA, particle physics, flight delays, Congressional junkets, and an API far, far away.
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IP addresses, consumer spending, cricket, clouds, and distilleries.
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Rainfall, legal opinions, inequality in health, inequality in Hollywood, and registered aircraft.
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Bike-sharing, homelessness, tech chatter, and two Snows.
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Drone permits, black markets, Titanic passengers, food facts, and the “natural amenities scale.”
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Nuclear explosions, British property sales, rising waters, county types, and rat sightings.
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Billionaires, legislative linguistics, historical mortgages, crossword plagiarism, and baseball.
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American infrastructure, British diets, legislative statuses, provincial populations, and filming permits.
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The Supreme Court, armed conflict, nuclear capabilities, cruise ship inspections, and some laffs.
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Risky behavior, emotion-tinged words, land cover, chess games, and dead insects.
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Power plants, nature observations, organ transplants, more political ads, and one million songs.
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Angry travelers, Wikipedia biographies, Zika data, post-Fukushima radiation, and movie chatter.
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Airplane safety, cancer rates, movie ratings, federal employees’ feelings, and Scots accused of witchcraft.
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Contaminated water, slave ships, campaign ads, Amazon food reviews, and one hyper-quantified human.
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Religion, borders, foreign aid, language preferences, and diplomatic reimbursements.
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Fatal police encounters, language structures, New York City felonies, refugee arrivals in Europe, and one white glove.
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Slave sales, drug prices, home loans, satellites, and nine lonely answering machines.
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“O CHRISTMAS TREE” EDITION: Emergency room visits, agricultural production, Wikipedia traffic, tree maps, and the emojiverse.
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Policing the police, inventorying the glaciers, fact-checking the politicians, paying the coaches, and not watching your language.
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Global open data rankings, more data on mass shootings, firearm background checks, food poisoning, and licensed barbers.
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Historical climate data, mass shootings, faster open-data downloads, college sports financing, and celebrity faces.
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Police complaints in Chicago, refugees in America, comments on Reddit, people on government web pages, and a century of pumpkin pie.
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The international flow of weapons, politicians on Instagram, exonerations in America, insecure health data, and British booze.
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Naughty companies, side effects that may include nausea, Albuquerque’s open-data initiative, lots of books, and a tiny dataset with an outsized legacy.
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Maternity leave policies, MoMA artworks, firearm dealers, New Guinea languages, and airplane-wildlife collisions.
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Data-shaming the robocallers, the demographics of traffic stops, where commuter-adjusted daytime populations, US imports/exports, and pornography metadata.
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US place names, Pell grant graduation rates, the Police Open Data Census, Wikipedia editor activity, rejected NY license plates.