Easy Numbers for ID Theft, Lightly Guarded by Military

The Social Security numbers of military personnel are used for everything from health forms to gym memberships.

Easy Numbers for ID Theft, Lightly Guarded by Military

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Easy Numbers for ID Theft, Tossed Around by the Military

The Social Security numbers of military personnel are used for everything from health forms to gym memberships.

Easy Numbers for ID Theft, Tossed Around by the Military

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By the Numbers: What Else Would $60 Billion Buy?

Extending the Bush tax cuts on income above $250,000 will cost approximately $60 billion a year, in inflation-adjusted terms. Here are some other uses for that money.

By the Numbers: What Else Would $60 Billion Buy?

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Analyzing Literature by Words and Numbers

Victorians were enamored of the new science of statistics, so it seems fitting that these pioneering data hounds are now the subject of an unusual experiment in statistical analysis. The titles of every British book published in English in and around the 19th century - 1,681,161, to be exact - are being electronically scoured for key words and phrases that might offer fresh insight into the minds of the Victorians.

Analyzing Literature by Words and Numbers

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