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What you glean from this information is solely up to you for you are given to experience as you choose.

If you want to take a look at the source documents and see what you can glean from them, then download the full deposition here.

Prosecutors argued that the device only collected the same information anyone on a public street could glean from following the suspect.

This is the kind of "meat and potatoes" information amateur astronomers are eager to glean from an experienced observer.

I don't know who thought up the slogan, but he couldn't have imagined the unintended meaning this foreigner would glean from it.

What can these departments glean from the information your design uncovers?

What you can glean from the info they've gathered, however, is that iPhone has a commanding lead over Android and the others right now.

We need to glean from them the traits that will enable modern crops to adapt to new, harsher and more demanding situations.

It's tricky: Employers legally can't discriminate based on gender, race and other factors they may glean from social-media profiles.

Some let the holy beasts glean from their gardens.

With the information we glean from this difficult experience, maybe we can write a book, Anyway, don't you want to glimpse the heavens?

What do you glean from the news?

What, if anything, can an investor glean from George Soros's decision to buy into a big jeweler's IPO in Hong Kong?

She had picked up the book from the library not for any grand ideas she might glean from the text;