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- noun Plural form of
scoop . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
scoop .
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Examples
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The editorials would be flagged as "scoops" -- news they broke first or best predicted.
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Guido outed Nick Robinson as the source for one of his 'scoops' - never trust a tory.
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WFP has been instrumental in several countries, providing labelled scoops of the proper size.
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Among his "scoops" has been the revelation that Stein buys his sources drinks to encourage them to talk.
Forbes.com: News Jeff Bercovici 2011
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They do love "scoops" - especially from unnamed sources from big name companies such as "big name" private equity firms
Forbes.com: News Eric Jackson 2011
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The scoops are a nice heavy weight and made of the same
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Do these bloggers or so called "journalists" even bother to spend 1 minute trying to make sense of their so called scoops?
Cult of Mac 2010
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The scoops are a nice heavy weight and made of the same
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It is 180 calories for two scoops, which is 3.4 tablespoons (or 49 grams).
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As well, as Keith has mentioned many times, if you don't think NASA Watch is valuable, that the "scoops" are down, that sources have "dried up", then I suppose there is no need for you to visit NASA Watch anymore.
whichbe commented on the word scoops
A media-baron pony that thrives on finding out the dirt and skeletons in everyone's closet. Through a wide variety of infiltration and surveilence techniques, everything will eventually be exposed and disseminated by Scoops. The name of their exposé TV show is Total Information Awareness.
August 9, 2008