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"I went face to face with them on the Dolphins," Matt said, "and they sat there with a spreadsheet of all the N.F.L. teams sold and what their allocations of player contracts were.

When President Obama and Mitt Romney face off Wednesday night in the first presidential debate, The New York Times's newsroom will be ready with a small army of reporters and editors – and with a spreadsheet of 76 pre-written fact-checking reports – to counter the candidates' efforts to embellish or misinform.

The other day, as a sort of memorial, I thought that I'd post a picture of my Dad Craig reading a book along with a spreadsheet of all of the books that he'd read to the reddit website in the r/Books sub-reddit.

Once identified, all sampled cases are assigned study identification (ID) numbers by the ONS team, who then provides the research team with a spreadsheet of these numbers (by PCT of residence, gender of the deceased and place of death coded as home, hospice, nursing home or hospital).

The algorithm for estimating equations  1, 2 and 3 was built in Excel with a spreadsheet for each of the 45 countries.

Lists of literature curated binding sites with Pub-med references and a spreadsheet of binding interactions parsed from the above databases can be downloaded in Additional File 2. Motif Discovery was performed on WT1 known targets and new predictions.

He was preoccupied with violent video games and created a spreadsheet of some of the worst massacres in American history.

Essentially, participants were provided a spreadsheet of measurements with some entries missing.

Instead, RIGE submitted a spreadsheet of their costs, with numbers Lambou says they could have made up.

The Sandy Hook shooter who killed 20 children and six adults in 2012, for instance, kept a spreadsheet of 500 mass murders, with explicit details about the attacks.

(It is a little known fact that we at The Economist like nothing better than a nice, tedious calculation; many is the happy hour spent at our offices with a spreadsheet, a gaggle of journalists, and a fresh pot of tea).