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DJ Patil explains a visualization of a person's LinkedIn network, where different groups of contacts are illustrated by different colors. Patil developed big data projects for LinkedIn — like algorithms to determine whom you might know. He now recruits mathematicians for a venture capital firm. Joi Ito/Flickr hide caption

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Business

The Search For Analysts To Make Sense Of 'Big Data'

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The Search For Analysts To Make Sense Of 'Big Data'

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John Hinckley Jr. is escorted by police in Washington, D.C., on March 30, 1981, following his arrest after shooting and seriously wounding then-President Ronald Reagan. AFP/Getty Images hide caption

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Law

Hearing May Lead To More Freedom For Hinckley

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Hearing May Lead To More Freedom For Hinckley

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Babies sleeping with their parents risk death, according to an ad campaign by the Milwaukee Health Department. Courtesy of the Milwaukee Health Department hide caption

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Shots - Health News

Does Milwaukee's Campaign Against Sleeping With Babies Go Too Far?

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Does Milwaukee's Campaign Against Sleeping With Babies Go Too Far?

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In and near its downtown, there are more boarded-up and empty storefronts and vacant lots in Granite City, Ill., than there are businesses. David Schaper/NPR hide caption

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Hard Times: A Journey Across America

Steel Town Looks At Its Future, And Sees Rebirth

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Steel Town Looks At Its Future, And Sees Rebirth

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People wait to enter outside the U.S. Supreme Court in March. The court hears arguments Wednesday in a case testing whether the federal government is liable for damages when it violates the Privacy Act by disclosing that an individual is HIV-positive. Brendan Smialowski/AFP/Getty Images hide caption

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High Court To Hear HIV-Positive Pilot's Privacy Case

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Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim (above), two days after sexual abuse allegations against a former assistant were made public, and Detroit Mayor Dave Bing (below), during a youth leadership event last year, played alongside each other in the 1960s. Nate Shron/Getty Images hide caption

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Sweetness And Light

For Two Old Teammates, Risks Of Loyalty Are Real

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For Two Old Teammates, Risks Of Loyalty Are Real

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Business

Fed Joins New Effort To Ease Financial Woes

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Fed Joins New Effort To Ease Financial Woes

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