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By now, Sorrento would know I'd somehow gained access to the Sixers' private database. (source)database = an organized body of related information on a computer
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What kind of a database has three billion records, Barney?† (source)
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The National Unwind Database.† (source)
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She was allowed to view the software source code, for example, but was forbidden from touching the database.† (source)
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There's no database that spits out this information, no central source that tells you which judges are nice, which judges send people to the Supreme Court, and which type of work—trial or appellate—you want to do.† (source)
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He did his learning through his desk at home, tapping into libraries and databases, studying and thinking and, above all, talking to Valentine.† (source)
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The local committee had millions of scans in its database.† (source)
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Just as Bod's name was not to be found on the school databases.† (source)
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She knows that my father now has a mistake logged against him in the permanent database.† (source)
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I made up names of databases, I put in quotes from students who didn't exist (Paige Turner and Art T. Ficial), and devoted a paragraph—deep in the story—to the "special shelves" where all the banned and challenged books were held.† (source)
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He wondered what the database would have to say about "a knight a Pope interred."† (source)
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Puller said, "Let me have copies and I'll get them run through the federal databases too."† (source)
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Big red INTERPOL on the Missing Art Database.† (source)
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I figure they've got computers, databases ...† (source)
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Today I finally managed to hack the Los Angeles deceased civilians database.† (source)
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He seemed to realize his mistake a second late, and, with more patience than I thought he possessed, explained, "Three years ago, the League hacked into the government's Psi databases and tried posting information about the camps online for everyone to see.† (source)
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