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Information Retrieval Information Retrieval Information retrieval

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Information retrieval (IR) is the science of searching for documents, for information within documents and for metadata about documents, as well as that of searching relational databases and the World Wide Web. By Krelle Krelle cantered along the dark paths of Duskwood, ears alert for possible trouble. She ignored the chill night breeze, her cloak tossed carelessly over one shoulder, fluttering uselessly behind her as she rode. Uncharacteristically, her com was off, put away in a little pocket inside her old courier's vest. She rode past Darkshire, cutting away from the path and heading south into the forest as she neared the passes where the caravan had been ambushed. Nargesh had found a half-covered cave in the mountains to hide out in with the prisoner. Useful things, skinning knives. This ability can be used to access any information which would be generally known. However, it would not give information on a subject which is not generally known or understood. It cannot therefore be used to learn secret personal information about others, to learn the weaknesses of others or to foresee anything. There is also a danger that incorrect information could be accessed if this information is widely accepted and believed, but this seems to be rare, and it is yet to occur.

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mentally access any generally known information

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Amber Petrelli Peter Petrelli World 2 Abbie Gray Noah Gray

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*Galactic Republic *Jedi Order *Galactic Empire

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theclonewars/guide/episode306.html theclonewars/guide/episode304.html

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Information Retrieval

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"The Academy" - The Clone Wars Episode Guide "Sphere of Influence" - The Clone Wars Episode Guide

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Amber can mentally access information

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By Krelle Krelle cantered along the dark paths of Duskwood, ears alert for possible trouble. She ignored the chill night breeze, her cloak tossed carelessly over one shoulder, fluttering uselessly behind her as she rode. Uncharacteristically, her com was off, put away in a little pocket inside her old courier's vest. She rode past Darkshire, cutting away from the path and heading south into the forest as she neared the passes where the caravan had been ambushed. Nargesh had found a half-covered cave in the mountains to hide out in with the prisoner. After the battle in Deadwind Pass, Nargesh and Murithi had stayed behind, keeping an eye out for trails or straglers. Murithi had had a prisoner of her own to deal with, but Nargesh had managed to find a few others in the woods who'd been working for the druid. One of them had managed to survive his methods of "capturing" people. She wanted very dearly to ask this person a few questions. The twin daggers that Nerrok had given her when he'd made her a Vanguard were belted at her waist, but the blade that was on her mind at the moment was the skinning knife tucked into her boot. Useful things, skinning knives. This ability can be used to access any information which would be generally known. However, it would not give information on a subject which is not generally known or understood. It cannot therefore be used to learn secret personal information about others, to learn the weaknesses of others or to foresee anything. There is also a danger that incorrect information could be accessed if this information is widely accepted and believed, but this seems to be rare, and it is yet to occur. Information retrieval (IR) is the science of searching for documents, for information within documents and for metadata about documents, as well as that of searching relational databases and the World Wide Web.