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glean

verb as in pick out, collect

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And, given Apple following in its footsteps, one could glean that Netflix has gained a significant foothold in how modern movies are released and enjoyed.

From Salon

“And every time he started speaking, it was dead silent in the room, so that we could listen and just understand his mind and glean ideas from this icon in the rehearsal room.”

There’s not that much emotional insight to glean from forcing Lily to become her potential step-grandmother, a stranger she barely knows.

If any intelligence was gleaned, it would have been on the deep divide between these two men trying hard to collaborate while defeating the Japanese.

From Salon

The Texas Newsroom was able to glean some additional insight on lobbyist influence from records received through public information requests.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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