Here are the 6 bin Laden and Twin Tower results:
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(1) The date of 9/11 with other details.
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This table was discovered on 1 October 2001; it was puzzling
because it seemed to imply 3000 casualties, and estimates in the news
were closer to 6000 - not revised downward for many weeks.
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(2) Three twin tower clusters in one spot
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The first two of these tables involve keywords that were pulled directly
from the headlines of the Sept 12, 2001 issue of the
Hebrew "Maariv" newspaper.
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(3) Sin and crime - phrases surrounding bin Laden
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Here we see the most straightforward patterns:
collinear (straight line) and parallel, using "bin Laden" as the anchor.

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(4) Yet another cluster
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This cluster uses
some of the top-cited words from twin towers articles from
the Hebrew newspaper "Haaretz",
in the weeks following 9/11.


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(5t) Cursed is bin Laden - top half of picture
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This is another collinear result for bin Laden.  A two-year technical study
concludes that this phrase string has probability 1:83,000.  The formal
paper,
in Microsoft Word format, is <a href="belgdoc.doc"> here.</a>
or in Adobe PDF format, it is <a href="belgpdf.pdf"> here.</a>
Some short comments on the precision of the grammar and semantics are
<a href="w1.html">here</a>.
  Note that this is not by any means the most significant of these 6 tables.
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(5b1) Cursed is bin Laden - bottom half - part 1
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More collinear - and parallel - results found by opening this table
(using half the width) to reveal twice as many rows.
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(5b2) Cursed is bin Laden - bottom half - part 2
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Yet more collinear results continued in the same extraordinary table.       
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(6) A chart with many synonyms
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 for the same themes, in a very small area
of the text - the same area, in fact, of three clusters in (2) above.
Pictured are ELS phrases that can be read in the following order
 "airplane [highlighted in pink in the picture]
 plunged into [light yellow] the twin [dark grey]
 buildings [blue] twice [bright yellow]", and
"they will attack [red] from the airplane [turquoise] twice [brown]".
Notice the two occurrences
of "airplane" and the two occurrences of "twice" in the same picture.
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