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@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ be able to predict the new output--not even if they know the new input.
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This allows us to take one random value and transform it into a
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practically unlimited number of seemingly random values. Even more
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usefully, later using the same hash function with the same input
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usefully, later using the same hash function with the same ((("seeds")))input
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(called a _seed_) will produce the same seemingly random values:
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