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These documents contain a long-term record of spruce performance that researchers today can cross-reference with historic weather data.
www.simcoereformer.ca De-anonymization is the reverse process in which anonymous data is cross-referenced with other data sources to re-identify the anonymous data source.
en.wikipedia.org So when these journalists interview our politicians, we can cross-reference their views on the topics being discussed.
www.abc.net.au It is notorious for its large number of characters, its intricate story lines, and its ironic cross-references.
en.wikipedia.org Unusually for his time, he wrote the people's names on the back of his photographs, and these can be cross-referenced to his notebooks.
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