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In the first six and a half years of the 21st century, the term garnered more than three hits per month in the Times.

CIO.in 2009

In the first six and a half years of the 21st century, the term garnered more than three hits per month in the Times.

CIO.in 2009

The next PGR ride in Arizona that I attended I will have in my possession all the facts I've garnered from the various web pages outing this lying piece of human fecal material.

Robert Edward Dolan 2010

They learned the ways of the fish and the shell-fish, and they invented hooks and lines, nets and fish-traps, and all the diverse cunning ways by which swimming meat can be garnered from the shifting, unstable sea.

CHAPTER X 2010

This South African coin garnered 51 bids on Rhode Island's eBay auction.

Free shipping! Rhode Island's eBay play 2009

For instance, if that revenue garnered from a tax on beer goes to pay for early childhood education, Anheuser-Busch would be more likely to fight it than if it went to pay for alcoholism treatment.

Beer Tax Rumor Bubbles Up in Olympia « PubliCola 2010

More than 1,000 companies, garnered from the alumni surveys and schools 'input, were vetted for the corporate survey.

How the Rankings Were Compiled 2010

Reading the recent coverage that Hydrogen has garnered from the mainstream press you would think North American civilization will collapse with out it.

Economics of Hydrogen, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

The old man gave her a quick glance, eyes wary over spectacles that stood out like antique flair garnered from a bygone age.

365 tomorrows » 2009 » September : A New Free Flash Fiction SciFi Story Every Day 2009

He said considerations about revenue and taxation, like those garnered from the alcohol and tobacco industries, may influence decisions about which substances to regulate or outlaw.

Alcohol More Lethal Than Heroin Or Cocaine, Study Finds AP 2010