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An activity that seeks patterns in large, complex data sets. It usually emphasizes algorithmic techniques, but may also involve any set of related skills, applications, or methodologies with that goal.
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How do I write a SQL (or dwSQL) query across these two different datasets?
I'm having a little fun and I'd love to know how to write a SQL or dwSQL query across these two datasets of Trumps tweets and Facebook posts. Here are the datasets:
Trump Facebook Posts
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