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Facebook, which has roughly five times as many users globally as Twitter, has a similarly valuable trove of data.

A6 Intelligence Gains From Falluja The expulsion of Iraqi guerrillas and foreign fighters from Falluja has provided the American military with a valuable trove of intelligence.

Those calls, always made to Melissa's teenage sister, Amanda, offer a valuable trove of evidence for detectives and behavioral analysts seeking insight into the personality of a suspected serial killer, current and former law enforcement officials say.

Mr. Burr said the Kissinger calls "rank right up there with the Nixon tapes as the most candid, revealing and valuable trove of records on the exercise of executive power".

Myitkyina, the down-and-out state capital, is the gateway to the most active mining region, containing what experts say is the world's biggest and most valuable trove of jade.

Covisint officials have yet to name a chief executive, define who will own the portal's data -- a potentially valuable trove of purchasing information -- or devise safeguards to protect suppliers' proprietary information.

Yes the internet is a valuable treasure trove of forms, cases, statutes and the like.

Though its unclear just how valuable Palm's trove of patents is, Mr. Bradley of H.P. noted last year, that it "possesses significant I.P. assets".

Finally, Murtazin says the decision to make the move is entirely Microsoft's to make at this point, and that they're particularly interested in purchasing Nokia's valuable mobile patent trove.

(The book offers a trove of valuable tips and projects for beginners).

Those events have produced a trove of valuable data and recommendations that, with the appropriate support, could translate into meaningful action.