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"Computational knowledge engine Wolfram Alpha can help resolve any Oscar-themed squabbles that may come up on Sunday, or so it claims. Apparently, it can answer questions about every Oscar nomination and award since the first ceremony in 1929. \nThe Mathematica engine can solve any quandary \u2014 whether you're interested in just how many times Meryl Streep has been nominated (a lot) or how many statues Titanic collected (also a lot).\nAs always with Wolfram Alpha, how you input the query will affect results. For example, \"best actor Oscars\" will garner you a historical list of all winners, while \"best actor in 2004\" will bring you a whole host of relevant data about the winner, nominees, films, etc.\nIn addition to the info from direct searches, Wolfram Alpha will now also show Academy Award data within relevant results. So it will tell you how many Oscars an actor has won if you search by name, or will note any nominations within the data about a particular film. \nIt seems the only thing Wolfram Alpha won't be able to do is tell who the winners will be this time around. However, you can ascertain that knowledge youself with Mashable's guide to the Oscars red carpet livestreams."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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