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"We had to compile around 2,000 words, legal and political and parliamentary terms," Mr. Dorjee said.

Long before Excel spreadsheets, working in dusty city archives that did not offer the luxury of photocopies, he had to compile his findings in handwritten notes.

State officials have had to compile detailed responses to the letter, engage lawyers to make sure they don't run afoul of state laws and mobilize to reassure citizens that their personal data will be safe.

To get a more up-to-date figure, we would have had to compile coronial findings from every Australian jurisdiction as well as tracking any media reports or press releases from custodial agencies.

The collection was appraised at nearly $80,000, but as David Gassman, president of the society, put it, "If one had to compile a collection like this, we would be talking about hundreds of thousands of dollars".

Liz McLaughlin, a widow from Pelham, N.Y., with a 10-month-old son, held up an 18-page spreadsheet she has had to compile to keep track of all the different charities and nonprofit groups who, so far, are mostly offering aid with little coordination.

Last year, the congregation was notified that it would have to compile an environmental impact statement.

What resonance does it have, to compile a dossier like this? History and memory are inescapable.

Publishers will have to compile insights on what really works, combining data analytics with knowledge management.

Under the Control of Dogs (Scotland) Act, councils will have to compile a list of potentially dangerous dogs.

Happily, not every user has to compile a 40,000-image database to take advantage of this technology.