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The phrase 'they were gathering' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of people coming together to do something, such as the following example: The townspeople were gathering in the square to protest the proposed tax increase.
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"That issue was resolved by their admission they had gathered the kinds of data we had alleged they were gathering," said Mr. Jepsen, the attorney general.
They were gathering in churches.
They were gathering information about landscapes, infrastructure, native people, and lurking enemies.
They were no longer capturing combat and its aftermath; they were gathering evidence.
"It looked like they were gathering up the wrapping papers and all that stuff".
He said they were gathering up the bodies to take to the provincial capital as proof that civilians were killed.
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They are gathering in Africa.
They're gathering favorable data on Helu.
They are gathering to court and breed.
"They are gathering information at various sites".
We think they are gathering for Peter Andre.
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