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- noun Plural form of
scoreboard .
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Examples
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Athletes compete in enormous stadiums with piped-in music and high-definition scoreboards.
My World Wrestling Revelation Dhani Jones 2011
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Athletes compete in enormous stadiums with piped-in music and high-definition scoreboards.
My World Wrestling Revelation Dhani Jones 2011
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Officials suggest that the commission may try to co-ordinate the release of these reports with 'scoreboards' on member state performance in reaching EU 2020 targets, in a bid to create a greater link between the two, although wary governments could easily reject the idea.
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SPORTS doesn't pay rental or maintenance fees to use the outdoor fields, but the program spends thousands each year to add "bells and whistles," such as scoreboards, to the facilities it uses, Carlino said.
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As always, if we enjoy the game, greatfully send me the little new scoreboards!
Uni Watch Devaluing the Design Process, Pt. I (aka Design-A-Uni) admin 2009
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And, as always, if we enjoy a game, greatfully send me a small code code brand brand brand brand new scoreboards!
Archive 2009-12-01 admin 2009
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It took more than another year to go through all the land use red tape needed to refurbish the two fields, create a new tee-ball area, and set up a couple of scoreboards for the kids.
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And if! we wish to keep this starting by a fall, greatfully send me a little brand new scoreboards!
Uni Watch Footy Down Under, Mate admin 2009
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He turned into a really good left fielder at Fenway Park, learning all the angles and bounces off the Green Monster, including the scoreboards niches on the Wall.
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If the Tour had to pay for all the man-hours required to run a tournament directing parking, marshalling the fairways, working the scoreboards, there wouldn't have been much remaining money to leave with, anyway.
The Man Who Groomed the Game John Paul Newport 2011
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