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scout

[skout] / skaʊt /




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It could also prove a scouting haven - a previously untapped pool of players who now have pathways into the professional game and a competitive environment in which to develop.

From BBC

As it is expands and scouts promising rugby prospects, the All Black talent pool shrinks further.

From BBC

The Reds had scouted him when he was six.

From BBC

Crane visited Japan last year and decided to boost Houston's Pacific Rim presence with scouts in Tokyo, Taiwan and South Korea.

From Barron's

The firm has 45 investment partners who scout for deals, each writing roughly 10 checks a year.

From The Wall Street Journal