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scout someone or something out to search for and discover someone or something. I will scout a new salesclerk out for you if you want. I'll scout out a new clerk for you. See also: out scout someone or something up to search for and find someone or something. I'll scout up a costume for the Halloween party. Can you scout a date up for Friday night? See also: up scout around (for someone or something) to look around for someone or something. I don't know who would do a good job for you, but I'll scout around for a likely candidate. You stay here. I'll scout around. See also: around How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Officials with the local Boy Scouts and the Motion Picture Association of America unveiled the Respect Copyrights Activity Patch--emblazoned with a large circle [C] copyright sign along with a film reel and musical notes. A city government may deny benefits to a branch of the Boy Scouts because of the group's refusal to adhere to anti-discrimination policies, the California Supreme Court has ruled. The event, held to benefit the Greater New York Councils of the Boy Scouts of America, recognized outstanding community service and leadership qualities and honored Pat A. |
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