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    collection, compilation

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    to gather, to collect, to assemble

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    to collect, to assemble, to gather

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    group, mass

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    concentration (on a task), focusing one's attention; concentration (of population, buildings, power, etc.), centralization, convergence, focus (of a debate, questions, etc.); within a collection of works

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    meeting, assembly, gathering, congregation, convention, rally

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    meeting up, gathering, assembly; set

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    settlement, village, community, town; (bacterial) colony

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    gathering, meeting, assembly, collection, attendance

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    recording (in a book, the minutes, etc.), printing, including (e.g. in a set of complete works), containing, compiling; recording (audio or video)

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    putting together (e.g. opinions), gathering, collecting, aggregating, summarizing, integrating

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    accumulation

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    to meet, to assemble, to congregate

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    totalization, totalisation, aggregation, tally (e.g. of votes), adding up, summing up

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    meeting, get-together (e.g. among friends)

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    (large) compilation; culmination (of hard work)

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    collection of cargo (esp. produce, etc.), cargo booking

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    to gather, to crowd round, to swarm, to flock; to sponge (off someone), to scrounge, to pester (someone for something), to bum, to cadge; to extort, to take (money) through intimidation

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    money collection

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    collection (gathering) and distribution

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    gathering votes, garnering votes, pulling in votes; ballot collection, vote-counting

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    local downpour, severe rain fall

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    (powers of) concentration, ability to concentrate

  • centralization (e.g. power), centralisation

  • collecting, assembling

  • massing (of troops), gathering

  • aggregation

  • gathering of talented people, group of geniuses

  • attracting customers

  • dwelling together, living concentratedly

  • collection and delivery

  • variorum

  • sound collection

  • concentration (of light, e.g. with lens or mirror), condensation, condensing

  • inhabiting a region (esp. in China), living in a concentrated community

  • truth of the origin of suffering

  • collectivism

  • collecting dust

  • dust collector

  • collective