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Default DataTable manipulation technique

For a large DataTable, what's the quickest easy technique to build a sub-table from say the top 200 rows? Instead of using a for loop to create a new table row by row, is there similar logic like SQL's "SELECT TOP 200 * from DataTable"? Anybody who can help I'd appreciate.
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