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cobble together

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Verb1.cobble together - put together hastily
cobble up
compile, compose - put together out of existing material; "compile a list"
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vt sep (inf) essay etc → zusammenschustern


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Rather than try to cobble together some kind of a Top 10 list -- in which I try to persuade you that magician Ricky Jay belongs in the same hemisphere as snow-loving clown Slava Polunin -- here's a list of this theater-goer's memorable moments of 2006.
FROM SHAKESPEARE TO SNOWBALLS ... MEMORABLE MOMENTS IN L.A. THEATER by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Work harder to cobble together smaller lists of seminar attendees, book buyers, etc.
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Yet FidoNet-which still exists-proved that dedicated amateurs, mostly working on shoestring budgets, could cobble together a globe-spanning network in their spare time.
The prehistory of cyberspace: how BBSes paved the way for the Web by Sanchez, Julian / Reason
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