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Meanings of glean information in English

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Usage of glean information in English
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The police specifically condone undercover policemen having sex to glean information.
The Irish Times
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He sat silently, waiting to glean information through the questioning of his guests.
The Love Affairs of Pixie
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But trying to glean information from them with so many lights on was useless.
The Descent
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Microsoft subsidiary 343 Industries uses HDInsight to glean information about the behavior of Halo players.
Wired
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He blamed laziness for the spread of apps and websites that glean information from users.
BBC
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A diplomat must be in touch with all sources from which he can glean information.
In the World War
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As bookie to the studio heads, Johnny would glean information vital to the Outfit's movieland aspirations.
The outfit: the role of chicago's underworld in the shaping of m...
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In the world of remote sensing-theuse of satellites to glean information about Earth-imageryhas long ruled.
Wired
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Madame Rupprecht had been out all morning, as she told me, to glean information about Monsieur de la Tourelle.
Curious, if True / Strange Tales
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They hope to glean information on the reclusive state's ballistic missile programme a day after it test-launched two more rockets.
The Irish Times
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He tongue-lashed his assistants for speaking with outsiders, even though they had simply been trying to glean information about Ellet.
Rising tide: the great mississippi flood of 1927 and how it chan...
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A new Internet site launched this week offers small businesses an opportunity to glean information, share experiences and meet industry contacts.
The Irish Times
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Todd would later insist that he had been a spy, a plant-meantto glean information from the Syrians in the cage.
Zeitoun
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Where once he sidled up to the glean information from the experienced cohort, he is now approached to share his knowledge.
The Irish Times
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Scientists hope to glean information from the object that can tell them about the Solar System's beginnings, four and a half billion years ago.
Radio NZ
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They told different stories and used different degrees of subtlety, but they were all there for the same reason: to glean information from me.
The Wise Man’s Fear
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