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"garner new information" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to express the idea of acquiring knowledge: "By attending the seminar, I was able to garner new information about the latest developments in marketing."
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When we garner new information on how fortunes are shared, we split up families.
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When this happens, we garner new emotional reference that serves as a touchstone of remembrance.
They were also asked about the previous consultation and any associated expenditures, mainly as a check on consistency, and to potentially garner information about informal payments.
New information is scary.
2. Incorporate new information slowly.
No new information emerged.
"I got new information".
Elena has new information.
Got no new information to send across.
The markets rapidly price in new information.
"There's no new information," Cashman said.
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