DNI (digital network information) Data sent across computer networks, such as web page requests, emails, voice over IP. (Formally, any information sent as "packets").
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"Our new communications data legislation will strengthen our ability to disrupt terrorist plots, criminal networks and organised child grooming gangs, even as technology develops.
A police investigation was launched into the data issues.
"The data show that not only is there declining trust in government, there is declining trust in other people"; although it wasn't exclusive to them, this shift was "concentrated among these poor kids, the kids who have been left out," Putnam said.
There was a cohort of "lost kids we see in our data, who have no opportunity for economic mobility"; what's more, "those kids know".
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The Sierra Leone ministry of health refused to share data in the early outbreak and instructed the WHO to report only lab-confirmed deaths, thereby excluding the "probable" and "suspect" cases that could not be tested because of the lack of testing facilities.
Bluf Stands for "bottom line up front" – a request from NSA analysts to collect less data from the Muscular program (see below) because it is of no intelligence value.
These are the ideal source of data, but there are several limitations with the data at this local level.
Some of them will receive far more than the average; data for 2013 showed that the most senior executives in London received an average of £3m.
