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KRSMS March 2007
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- * Comment (JSM): We will probably want to cut down on the number of data sets. Ideally we want to cover as many different types of data sets as possible, and also have several similar/overlapping data sets that can be used to test semantic processes (e.g., data merging).
+ * Comment (JSM): We will probably want to cut down on the number of data sets. Ideally we want to cover as many different types of data sets as possible, and also have several examples of similar/overlapping data sets which can be used for testing/discussion of semantic utilies (e.g., data merging).

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