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"We intend to collate a lot of information supplied to us about their training sessions in the clubs over the next few weeks as well.

It created a list of individuals interested in self-build a year before these became a statutory requirement, this April, for councils to collate a self-build register.

Participatory mapping provides a way to collate a wide range of landscape values providing a visual representation to inform conservation planning.

The key was using the open-data sources their partners are using to collate a heat map that can show up where food insecurity is at its highest points and allow the food bank to monitor and predict donation levels so it can match supply and demand more effectively".

'Not only does big tech have the power to silence voices with which they disagree, but big tech likewise has the power to collate a person's feed so they only receive the news that comports with their own political agenda', Cruz said.

"Not only does big tech have the power to silence voices with which they disagree, but big tech likewise has the power to collate a person's feed so they only receive the news that comports with their own political agenda," Cruz said.

The hope, he said, would be to collate an academic trove of artefacts, papers and books chronicling not just Brexit, but also the decades of often fringe Eurosceptic activism that preceded it – the bulk of it not preserved in digital form – going back to 1973, when the UK joined the European Economic Community.

Renewed efforts to collate an up-to-date body of LST data points has increased the number of occurrences more than ten-fold [32].

With the ongoing gentrification of NYC seen as an unwitting or targeted assault on nightlife, depending on your viewpoint, I wanted to collate an unspoken history of going out in this city, of the clubland portals that are no more.

This set of constructs (Additional file 2: Y2H constructs) was then used to collate an exhaustive pair-wise interaction map of the polyadenylation factor subunits.

I learned about everything from the history of homosexuality's classification as a mental illness to collating a list of rumored gay celebrities going as far back as Ted Heath.