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Forum discussions with the word(s) "-scope-" in the title:

...is to miss its wider scope and to limit its provocative potential. - English Only forum
'The scope of this (or the) new constitution' - capital C? - English Only forum
“Even outlining a scope of lecture program” - English Only forum
[the scope of] vandalize - English Only forum
a scope and scale - English Only forum
aim and aspect [from Textbooks] [scope v. aspect] - English Only forum
ambiguity/scope of negation/ can ... no - English Only forum
an ample scope - English Only forum
an expression for "not in a scope of a person's consideration" - English Only forum
As big tech’s scope expands - English Only forum
been very tiny in scope - English Only forum
behind him (the scope of the modification) - English Only forum
beyond other scope procedures - English Only forum
"beyond the scope of this contribution" and variations - English Only forum
broad scope of powers - English Only forum
broaden/widen/extend/expand horizon [+ scope, compass] - English Only forum
Business License, Business Scope - English Only forum
But I have plenty of scope. - English Only forum
But more the scope of the problem is ----- - English Only forum
Can "cover" indicate a scope of effects and responsibilities? - English Only forum
Clarendon Schools - Scope of meaning - English Only forum
deemed surrogacy to fall outside the proper scope of the market - English Only forum
deleted or omitted from the scope - English Only forum
Difference between "scope" and "objective" - English Only forum
disappearance of referents outside the scope of 'must' - English Only forum
do something with real <scope> - English Only forum
economies of scope - English Only forum
Everybody found a cat and kept it. It ran away. [scope of 'everybody'] - English Only forum
Examination scope - English Only forum
extent/scope - English Only forum
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