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garner in

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garner something in and garner something up
to take something in and store it; to harvest something in and store it. (Originally referred to grain stored in a granary.) Will they garner the crop in on time this year? They had garnered in the entire crop by late October.


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Only after the Board issued an order to show cause as to why judgment should not be entered against Garner in the interference did he proffer three important evidentiary items: the specification of his provisional application; the specification of his utility application; a 37 C.
One of the bullets that struck Garner in the chest pierced his heart.
I think [Garner] was given the job but not enough assets to do it right," said one retired Army officer who served with Garner in Operation Provide Comfort, the mid-90s effort to protect Kurdish insurgents in northern Iraq.
 
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