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scout

[skout] / skaʊt /




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Morgan always had the natural ability when we were kids, even at the age of four or five, and he was scouted by Ipswich by the age of seven.

From BBC

"There's nothing for the kids, no clubs, no brownies or scouts," she says.

From BBC

In 2024 the company organized three group scouting trips for clients; this year it will be 57, she said: “Our goal is to move one million Americans.”

From The Wall Street Journal

“As we refine and build out our NBA draft and scouting processes, we could think of no better basketball mind than Tony Bennett to have as a resource,” Pelinka said in a statement.

From Los Angeles Times

“Neighborhood” was a misnomer for the area I scouted, car windows up and doors locked.

From The Wall Street Journal