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: a valuable collection : treasure;
also
: haul, collection
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But ATTOM Data's voluminous property-tax files, plus its trove of current and historical home value and price information, open the door to take at least a peek.
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This vast trove of data can be used to design pricing strategy to achieve a goal of less congestion.
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First, after years of rejecting the notion that Facebook, with its troves of sensitive data, needed to be regulated, Zuckerberg publicly expressed openness to the concept.
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Brees, with his trove of wisdom, has long been the rare anticipatory progression passer.
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The discovery of the Gurlitt trove was shrouded in mystery.
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Exactly how the Russians delivered the email trove to WikiLeaks is the subject of an ongoing examination by U.S. and European intelligence officials.
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That's doubly true for anyone with a big media library or a trove of documents worth preserving.
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Added to the trove of documents is vital visual evidence: roughly 50,000 photos shot between the start of the war in 2011 and 2013, cataloging more than 6,700 victims of torture by pro-regime forces.
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