collate

As a result, prisoners collect, collate, trade and secretly alter cassette tapes of their desired sounds, which are rap and R&B.

No one can accuse Markram of failing to dream big: He plans to collate all neuroscientific data in one place.

You file some papers, you collate some register, you sign your name or your initials to some documents.

With insistent fervour they implored one another to be careful, and to collate what had been copied.

Eventually, long before they really develop a stabilized ethic, someone's going to collate that whole mess.

He had only to collate the Alta and Tribune letters, edit them, and write such new matter as would be required for completeness.

But a scholar can only collate satisfactorily when he has sufficient means, and these demand much time and research.