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amass

verb as in gather, accumulate

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There is additional information that I’ve had to amass on the criminal justice system, and to do this I’ve interviewed barristers, solicitors, magistrates and judges.

Between them they have amassed 33½ points from 13 combined appearances and both arrived in New York on the back of excellent years.

From BBC

Kimmel’s monologue then amassed 11 million YouTube views in its first 12 hours online and is now poised to set a record for being the host’s most-watched opening monologue ever.

The problem, however, is that silver medallist Hall has amassed 156 points more than she had at this point two years ago.

From BBC

Headlines continued to amass all throughout Taylor Swift’s record-breaking Eras Tour as several fans took their complaints with the ticket seller to court, suing for “unlawful conduct.”

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

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