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Instead, the data base business was up only 3 percent.

"I keep a data base of everyone who works in the state."

The data base market has a lot of room for growth.

The President's office, she knew, could key into every national data base.

"But you told me not to ever go into your office data base."

The data base could then be used to test changes to the knowledge.

"It can all be done at the data base level."

But others found nothing when they looked at their data bases.

"The issue is really, which data base do you believe?"

"I'd like you to research something for me in our historical data base."

The administration said the program would be based on information that is already in computer data bases.

"My data base goes back to 1970, and I've never seen this much of a change, either up or down, over that time."

The idea: a data base of medical information on line for public consumption.

The entire data base will be made up of 21 million documents.

Not only that, but the child's name goes into the marketing data base.

He has finished his data base project and not yet started another major activity.

The Plan would have had the following demographics (data based on 1945).

It could also break out the data based on two benchmark years, before 1985 and after 1993.

But now they had the forensic data base, and that was bad.

Data bases provide information about 800 significant artists and groups.

But it is a long way from this to a nationwide data base.

Either way, experts say there may be security problems with such data bases.

It comes with a data base of statistics on all games since 1988.

Everything was stored in the central data base, if one knew where to look for it.

"That data base helped us to see who had been invited to what."