Plus, you can combine the results of two queries. The demo that Don Box and Anders Hjelsberg did showed querying a collection that had a list of running processes, then joining that with a query from SQL Server.

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>This may fill in a few blanks for you. Note particularly LINQ's ability to query across any data, whether in database, XML or any structure with IEnumerable interface (collections, arrays, lists, etc).
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>Combine that with the ability to further query with SQL into the initial result set and you get something more Fox-like.
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