algate meaning

or algates /ölˈgāt(s)/
  adverb
1. Always, at all events, nevertheless (obsolete)
2. Altogether (Spenser)
  ORIGIN: all and gate²; orig dative, with -s on the analogy of always, etc

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2. "This is something that we'll want to work on and get resolved, " said flight director Andy Algate.
3. The receivers were appointed and spoke to the company's current and recently departed directors Neil Moffitt, James Algate and Chris Griffin.
4. "This has been an amazingly complex mission when you look at all the new systems being activated, " space station flight director Andy Algate said.
5. But never again will there be such " a huge step up in terms of new capabilities " as there was on this mission, said flight director Andy Algate.