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Mixpanel Mixpanel, which launched last month is a realtime analytics platform that allows developers to track more advanced metrics than what they could typically track using services like Google Analytics.

A Travelocity spokesman, meanwhile, said the service, like some other price comparison services, could raise privacy issues, because such services typically track a user's surfing activity.

(Campaigns typically track which contributions come in through the efforts of specific bundlers).

Mortgage rates typically track those of 10-year and 30-year Treasury and other government bonds.

The credit reports typically track two years of payments on credit cards, mortgages, student loans and other debts.

Wages typically track inflation, soaring higher when prices take off.

Northward, Ho! 2011 Atlantic hurricanes show how they typically track northward.

As baby boomers came of age, targets for populist scorn typically tracked fears of social breakdown.

Between 10 and 18 GNSS satellites may be typically tracked by the receivers.

The receipt of routine vaccinations and cancer screening is typically tracked separately.

The new service, OnTimeAuditor.com, is aimed at businesses that send large volumes of packages, typically more than they could track manually, said Robert Morse, the auditing company's vice president for marketing and its co-founder.