No information has really been lost, it just needs a lot of unscrambling.

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After completing the unscrambling task, the students took several tests of self-control.

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The Arabs pretty much invented the science of cryptanalysis in the 9th century when they started unscrambling coded messages in a systematic way.

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Political history is strewn with debate triumphs or gaffes said to have altered the course of several presidential races, though unscrambling the effects is always hard.

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Data fades from memory much more slowly when chips are cold which allowed them to grab the encryption keys and speed up unscrambling the contents of a phone.

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That confuses the unscrambling algorithm a bit.

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Unscrambling California seems a doomed task.

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