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House numbering will involve a meeting between the occupant and the numbering team (working under an official municipal mandate), during which information can be gathered that will serve as the basis for the directory and a possible database for the city.

Data collected by the survey tool can then be used to inform evidence-based decisions about service configuration either via the MSTIC web-tool, or independently, in the context of audits and/or service evaluation, enabling data to be gathered that are comparable over time and between services.

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A wealth of information could be gathered that way.

The fact that both of the photos of the Harry Potter room are taken in portrait mode and then uploaded entirely sideways indicates a level of inept idiocy that it is impossible to synthesise; And so it can only be gathered that we have a genuine Harry Potter cupboard for rent in Seven Sisters.

He was the paramount reason so many hundreds were gathered that afternoon.

There's one place that all the people with the greatest potential are gathered – that's the graveyard.

MR. GORE: First of all, President Clinton has issued a presidential directive under which the information is now being gathered that is necessary for an executive order.

The testimony of eyewitnesses is the means by which the information is gathered that allows Lise's day to be reconstructed.

The cabinet around which they are gathered that evening is supposed to contain enough food to keep 25 men alive for 48 hours in the event of an emergency.

Obama has acknowledged that torture had proved counter-productive by damaging the country's moral authority, although he stopped short of agreeing with the Senate report that no useful intelligence was gathered that could not have been obtained elsewhere.