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To Clean or Not to Clean, That Is the Question

By Robert Pautke

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Posted December 31, 2002 | Technology |
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Thomas C. Redman

What IT Can Do to Make Data Better
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To Clean or Not to Clean, That Is the Question
Robert W. Pautke
About The Author
Robert Pautke
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