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It always costs money to collate this kind of data.

In any event, so we've collated those for most of the shows.

The media rushed to cover the story, to collate all available information.

His interest is "collating", in simple the collection of knowledge.

The figures collated by the government are for those actually on strike.

Mostly, I work with the computer, collating data already collected.

These were then collated by the head of department who sometimes added an overview.

Overall statistics for the region have not been collated, he said.

Which methods do you use for collating and sharing knowledge?

The pages are out of sequence and have to be collated.

Their comments will be collated and sent to the writer.

Before then I want you to have seen your patients, collated all the necessary information to present during the rounds.

When the words are otherwise identical, they collate after them.

News and scientific studies about Environmental health are collated on its website.

For 12 years the Iraqis collected and collated this data.

You have to collect and collate a lot of qualitative data.

Computers can record and collate information obtained in any of these ways, or others.

Someone who can understand and collate medical notes is worth their weight in gold.

So I lock myself in the bathroom to try to collate what's all happened.

You've collated some questions from our listeners, 10 wonderful ones.

"I decided to cut down costs and collate it myself.

The table below is an attempt to collate his victories.

Under new management, they began to collate evidence and files related to the case from 2000.

I've been collating my data since I saw you last and drawing some curves.

At the third table the lost words are collated in a census of the censored.