Crossword Clue: What graphs represent
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- Contents of some banks
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- Figure in cellphone plans
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- Contents of spreadsheets
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- Flash drive contents
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- Crewmate of Picard and Riker
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- Some bank deposits?
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- Some Dropbox contents
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- Tour accountant's facts and figures
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- Tour figures
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- Kind of bank or base
- Kind of bank
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- Market research information
- Kind of processing
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- Much input
- "The Goonies" character who invents gadgets like Slick Shoes and Pinchers of Peril
- Study numbers
- Stuff fed to a PC
- Stuff for a statistician
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- Quantities of dope?
- Something to back up
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- Subject of a cellphone cap
- Material for a punch card
- Material for modern "miners"
- Material for tables
- Plot points?
- Office collection
- Oft-encrypted stuff
- Points to graph
- Lab details
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- Part of a scatter diagram
- Poll gathering
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- Raw __
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- Microprocessor's diet
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- Percentages and such
- Perot's Electronic Systems
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- Modern miner's matter
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- Mainframe fodder
- Mainframe input
- Phone plan component
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- Processed material
- Processed units
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- Pie chart inputs
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- "The world's most valuable resource is no longer oil, but ___": The Economist
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- These are often processed
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- Silver stuff?
- Survey findings
- Survey responses, e.g.
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- They're often raw
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- What statisticians analyze
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- What's spread on a spreadsheet
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- Washington Post Sunday Magazine - April 19, 2020
