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The document discusses plans to create an Open Data Institute civic lab in Leeds, England. It would provide a neutral physical space to host projects using open data and start-up models to accelerate innovation and growth. Members would include Leeds City Council and other local organizations working with open data. The lab would aim to catalyze the power of open data for Leeds citizens through collective intelligence, hosting events, and acting as a start-up incubator and accelerator in a low-cost, high-impact way.
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