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scouting

scouting
كشافة

scouting N

scouting MIL
اِسْتِكْشاف
scouting MIL
اِسْتِبَانَة
scouting MIL
ارتياد

scouting

scouting-

scout <a scout; scouts> N

scout VB

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scout (ing)

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scout N COMPUT

scout-

boy scout

girl scout

Local Scout N COMPUT

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But there was enough lend-lease equipment available to fulfill the reconnaissance role of the light tanks, and armoured cars were better suited for light scouting and liaison.
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On the wall map, orange pushpins are stuck on the states he's traveled to for scouting jamborees.
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Others do not want to follow all the original ideals of Scouting but still desire to participate in Scout-like activities.
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Furthermore, at the time, aircraft carriers were classified as fleet scouting elements, and hence relatively expendable.
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Scouting continued unofficially and underground, operating without uniforms and in the forests to avoid detection.
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The exploration of Venus has been hampered by the constant storms and rain, which make aerial scouting dangerous.
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Although it is difficult to quantify the prevalence of scouting in modern football, circumstantial evidence of its magnitude is readily available.
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In a simulated naval battle, an outnumbered scouting force inflicted staggering losses on a battle fleet in the first effective demonstration of aircraft carriers against sea-based targets.
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In the 1930s scouting in the council experienced some growing pains.
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Coarse estimates of just the cotton pest scouting data recorded stands at around 1.5 million records, and growing.
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