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New York Times Article:
F.B.I. Data Mining Reached Beyond Initial Targets
By ERIC LICHTBLAU
Published: September 9, 2007
WASHINGTON, Sept. 8 — The F.B.I. cast a much wider net in its terrorism investigations than it has previously acknowledged by relying on telecommunications companies to analyze phone-call patterns of the associates of Americans who had come under suspicion, according to newly obtained bureau records.
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