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glean

— verb (= harvest) gather, as of natural products harvest the grapes

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gather collect reap pick harvest extract worm work up withdraw take up take back summon shear scythe scrape up scrape together scrape retrieve reprint renege on raise pull in pull pick up muster up get farm elicit drum up draw back draw distill cut collect a few grains catch cancel assemble accumulate

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glean · verb

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Scour the countryside, glean what you can.
Or let them glean straw in the fields for themselves.
You will glean the stubble of the fields by night. And your women and children, too.
How can you glean any benefit for your souls if you will not listen to the holy writ?
Draw him onto pleasures. glean what afflicts him.
Glean what afflicts him!
Glean what afflicts me.
We have to glean what afflicts him.
I see a remote sunlight glean as though t'were not a cloud at all but a gateway to a distant world.
Shall we try and glean some nuts from the hedgerow?
Oh, I told myself I was just going along to glean information about the sliding machine, but. ah, the moment I saw her.
Emperor, forgive our rude intrusion, but I was hoping to glean some instruction from your negotiating tactics with the American.
And I am supposed to glean what from that story?
We sprang an innocent man. Or maybe you didn't glean that from our previous conversation.
You will glean the stubble of the fields by night.
Now I must glean in the fields like other poor people.
You glean?
If they'll let me glean.
The law gives widows and poor folk. the right to glean, but I wouldn't let you.
On one condition.. that you glean in no other field, but stay fast here.
I will not be preached to by a Moabitess. especially one whom, I suffer to glean in my field.
Suffer no more. I have a widow's right to glean here.
I'll glean elsewhere.
But we can't let them glean. or beg or go hungry.
Or maybe you didn't glean that from our conversation.
That there is no job and that the office that he's at has been rented and the picture on my desk of my family is a phoney and it's all just a big elaborate ruse to glean competitive information from him.
What I managed to glean through all the waffle, is that my professional success should be piloted according to his suggestions.
Draw him onto pleasures. glean what afflicts him. Something more than his father's death.
What none of you glean is that the King is expressing a particularly salient view of the stage.
What valuable insight did you glean as a result?
You have to glean how Joshua went wrong 12 years ago.
Yes, but in the small time that he was there, he was able to glean some information about the shape of this galaxy and where the stargates are.
You can't glean it from the context?
I want all the data we can glean from that location.
Your experience with the sunlight gave me the idea, so I scanned through the records that Tesla was able to glean from the holographic map, and I found a perfect match.
Everything I need to know about someone I can glean from their asshole.

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