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At the NRAO, he led a series of MIT-Green Bank 5-GHz surveys that compiled thousands of radio sources in the sky using the 300-foot Green Bank telescope in West Virginia and detected gravitational lenses.

The C.B.I. has compiled thousands of pages of documents supporting how it says fraud was committed.

The judges and prosecutors were sworn in last year, but there ensued months of arguing over such things as court procedures and the swingeing fees that Cambodia's Bar Association wanted to charge foreign lawyers taking part in the proceedings.The prosecutors have compiled thousands of pages of evidence including statements from hundreds of witnesses.

FRANKFURT, Oct. 10 — Walter Kempowski, a German writer and archivist who compiled thousands of pages of recollections from eyewitnesses of World War II into a monumental firsthand record of the German wartime experience, died at a hospital in northwestern Germany on Oct. 5.

The startup has compiled thousands of doctor-rated drugs and added them to the RateRx database.

The Princeton Review compiled thousands of student opinions to create a list of the worst college towns in America.

Researchers compiled billions of data points from tracking systems that the International Maritime Organization requires for about 70,000 fishing vessels.

They have compiled hundreds of Facebook data sets that captured the behavior of a few thousand to hundreds of millions of individuals, according to interviews with more than a dozen scholars.

At Gartner we have compiled hundreds of real-world, high-value use cases of Big Data & advanced analytics, and we're learning of more everyday…particularly as you say Big Data projects are going "mainstream". People often misconstrue Gartner's Hype Cycle.

SeatGeek's crawlers have compiled millions of ticket transactions and have also aggregated other factors that influence ticket prices.

He has compiled hundreds of oral histories from African Americans who lived on Chicago's South Side after the first and second Great Migrations from the South for the first, second and a forthcoming third volume of Bridges of Memory.