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• v  collect or gather
• v  get or gather together
  She is amassing a lot of data for her thesis

• Continue to amass superdelegates (through friendships, chits, promises and arm-twisting).

• accumulate
• cumulate
• conglomerate
• pile up
• gather
• roll up
• collect
• compile
• hoard

News & Articles

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• Arkansas Plans to Award More 2-Year Degrees
  Arkansas education officials are putting a plan in action that will award associates degrees to people who transferred to a university from a two-year college and have amassed enough credits for a diploma.
  June 12, 2013 - Arkansas Business
• You can be a trust fund baby too
  Trust funds: They're not just for the 1 percent any more. Several companies are now offering trusts that can be created online, can be quite small, and cost little to keep running. The new offerings are aimed at providing better investment returns for people who are trying to amass savings for their children, but who don't have enough money to make a customized trust practical. (Read More: Alt ...
  June 11, 2013 - MSNBC

Quotes

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• David Plouffe in Washington Post
  The only way in this system to amass delegates is to win by big margins. Close races result in close delegate distribution,David Plouffe, Obama's campaign manager, told reporters in a conference call.
• John McCain in Los Angeles Times
  We are going to amass the largest debt in the history of this country, and we are going to ask our kids and grandkids to pay for it,said Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.).
• Dick Ebersol in Sports Network
  It's always incredibly satisfying to amass large audiences, but this television record simply reaffirms the power of the Super Bowl and the National Football League,said Dick Ebersol, Chairman, NBC Universal Sports & Olympics. "Everyone...