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scope

[skohp] / skoʊp /


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From its origins as a rudimentary headcount under colonial rule, India's census questionnaire has steadily expanded in scope, mirroring the state's changing priorities.

From BBC

There was speculation there could be scope for a family reunion Stateside.

From BBC

The full scope of the layoffs isn’t yet clear, but some employees said internal metrics show the count of reductions thus far in the thousands.

From The Wall Street Journal

He brings the added benefit of knowing the Premier League and the timing of the likely appointment gives him scope for preparation.

From BBC

The Freedmen were a Muscogee Nation–level issue and climate change was a global one—bigger than the scope of a group of teenagers working together to create short-format video content.

From Literature