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It doesn't take a crystal ball -- or reams of data -- to say that the 2012 presidential election is going to be close.

At the heart of the whole process is Zynga's ability to analyze reams of data on how players are reacting to its games.

But if you think a boatload of money and reams of paperwork can get any car into the country, think again.

They would be entitled to set up their own schools, have more electoral control over the police and access reams of government data.

Basic economic analysis is not a set of relationships discovered in a laboratory or after poring over reams of price data.

We looked out the windows. Reams of paper were flying everywhere, like a ticker-tape parade. Smoke started billowing in through the ceiling.

If reams of scientific studies are to be believed (and such studies usually are), an om a day can keep the doctor away.

A new report by the OECD has reams of data on this phenomenon and is well worth looking at.

Using reams of phone records, both landline and cell, scientists mapped out social networks across the entire United Kingdom.

The disillusionment with the president spawned reams of critical commentary from Wall Street executives.

THE worst global economic slump since the Depression has generated reams of mind-boggling numbers.

He handed over reams of classified American intelligence about the Soviet Union to its Chinese enemies.

Sometimes a brief exchange can capture an essential truth better than reams of explanation.

But the real spark flashed after David Rohde (of the Times) and I found reams of Al Qaeda and Taliban records in Afghanistan in late 2001.

Without the printer driver, the commands that the application generates will be printed directly as text, resulting in reams of garbage.

Swathes of smoke mark out the shashlik kebab stalls beside sellers of reams of gaudily coloured polyester material.

Using reams of blinking LEDs for street lighting may save energy, but clashes horribly with the pretty architecture of old Shanghai.

Although it's not infallible, you now have more information about the code base than you can derive from just looking at reams of code.

Some shredded reams of bills and correspondence while others sought to banish the memory of former boyfriends and girlfriends.

Mr Kundra is in charge of the US data. gov website, which gives citizens access to reams of official statistics.

But people who have studied the reams of data from polling-stations think a second round could be much closer.

Reams of simpering verbiage have been written, hours of drivelling conjecture broadcast and tonnes of red, white and blue tat sold.

Google users grumble at having to wade through reams of such articles to find ones that are really informative.

Scientists must compare their specimen to museum samples, analyze its DNA, and complete reams of paperwork.

It helped you apply the right security settings without having to plow through reams of documentation.

Braille books are expensive and cumbersome, requiring reams of thick, oversize paper.

Rating agencies badly misjudged default rates in subprime mortgages and are now having to downgrade reams of securities linked to them.

Armed with reams of ergonomic research, companies know a good chair goes far beyond good looks.

So we have reams of publications on governance, structures and strategies.

Tom: Our customized textile factory in Regina produces reams of lycra and cotton.

Please quote us FOB London for 100 reams of good quality white poster paper.

There are times when seemingly unrelated anecdotes are more revealing than reams of data.

It's dangerous to stack reams of Xerox paper onto the filing cabinet, in case they fall, people nearby will be hurt.

There are reams of context here, to the extent that the small type following each letter often runs longer than the letter itself.

In general, Ms Perlman finds far more social mobility than the reams of favela studies would suggest.

Reams of research bear out the hygiene hypothesis.

In fact, maybe they do more than reams and reams and reams of legislation and paper and print.

Others, such as delivery companies, accumulate reams of addresses as a byproduct of their operations.

Why do they waste so much time with their reams of gibberish?

Will you please quote for the supply of approximately 100 reams of good quality white poster paper.

Peter spent the past 18 months digging through archives, searching the internet[s], and sifting through reams of paper.

He then correlated the reams of data he'd gathered with the 11-year sunspot cycle.

There are reams and reams and reams of books on this problem.

Online poker sites have reams of game-by-game data.

We can download from our God mind reams of wisdom to direct the course of our lives.

Judging from the reams of evidence presented, we can safely conclude that. . .

He wrote reams of verses.

These men have reams of video footage that they don't know what to do with.

Reams of research on this topic have proven that physical attractiveness plays a big part in hiring decisions.

They have been less facile with the reams of unstructured data that businesses generate every day.

strain neck, shoulders and upper arms from stacking reams of Xerox paper