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You should just use:

data = Table.read_table('07423-0001-Data.csv')

The reason why it's breaking right now is that the Table isn't able to
access https://data8.berkeley.edu/user/andrej/edit/history-connector/07423-0001-Data.csv
by default. Try opening an incognito window and hitting https://data8.berkeley.edu/user/andrej/edit/history-connector/07423-0001-Data.csv.
Because you have to log in, Table.read_table can't read it properly.

You can either do what I suggest above (which reads the file from the
notebook's directory), or use the public URL of your file on Github:
http://data8.org/history-connector/07423-0001-Data.csv

Which you can use like this:

data = Table.read_table('http://data8.org/history-connector/07423-0001-Data.csv')

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Thank you all! The code worked -- a miracle!

data = Table.read_table('07423-0001-Data.csv')
data

Thank you all again, and a cautionary note would make sense,

Andrej

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My pleasure! Do note that the code above is dependent on where the files
are.

data = Table.read_table('07423-0001-Data.csv')

means: find the file named '07423-0001-Data.csv' in my current directory
and then read it in as a Table. If you move '07423-0001-Data.csv' to a
different folder, that line will break. It won't break if you move both the
notebook and the dataset to a different folder.

As another example, if you have this folder structure:

andrej/
module1/
mynotebook.ipynb
datasets/
07423-0001-Data.csv
module2/
...

Then you'd want the read_table line to look like:

data = Table.read_table('datasets/07423-0001-Data.csv')

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