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Acronym	Definition
SCOPE	School of Continuing and Professional Education (various locations)
SCOPE	Scientific Committee On Problems of the Environment
SCOPE	Service Core for Open Publishing Environments
SCOPE	Scalable Object Processing Environment
SCOPE	Structuring Content for Online Publishing Environments
SCOPE	Study on Cognition and Prognosis in the Elderly (drug trial)
SCOPE	Standing Conference of Public Enterprises
SCOPE	Shooters' Committee on Political Education
SCOPE	Society for Conservation and Protection of Environment (Pakistan)
SCOPE	Simple Communications Programming Environment
SCOPE	Schedule, Cost, Performance
SCOPE	Strategic Committee on Postsecondary Education (Kentucky)
SCOPE	San Clemente Ocean Probing Experiment (US NOAA)
SCOPE	Scomi Precision Engineering Sdn Bhd (Malaysia)
SCOPE	Salvadoran Children of the Poor Education Foundation
SCOPE	Scalable Object Processing Environment (CreamWare GmbH)
SCOPE	Special Committee on Paperless Entries
SCOPE	Sacramento Council of Parent Educators
SCOPE	Southern California Offshore Powerboat Elite
SCOPE	Safety-Controls Optimization by Performance Evaluation
SCOPE	Supply Chain Operational Performance Evaluator
SCOPE	Sarasota County Openly Plans for Excellence, Inc.
SCOPE	System Concept of Operation Evaluator
SCOPE	Surrey Community Outreach Program for Employment (British Columbia, Canada)
SCOPE	Standard Chartered Operations
SCOPE	Student Career Options and Placement Experiences
SCOPE	Supply Chain Opportunities Enhancement
SCOPE	Nickname for HQ USAF programs usually connected with communications
SCOPE	Simple Check-Out Oriented Program Language
SCOPE	System Capable of Programmed Expansion (High Frequency Communications System)
SCOPE	Sheriff's Community Organized Policing Effort (Maricopa County, AZ)

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The world and all its action, as a show of thought, that is the scope of his work.

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It puts aside, obscures, or takes the place of something else--just as the head of a pin placed before the centre of the iris will block out the whole scope of vision.

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There'd be no scope for imagination then, would there?

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She possessed an art that sufficed, even in a land that afforded comparatively little scope for its exercise, to supply food for her thriving infant and herself.

Lifting her reluctant eyes, there would be nothing human within the scope of view, save the form of this earthly saint!

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He was already wealthy beyond the ordinary desires of man, but he now aspired to that honorable fame which is awarded to men of similar scope of mind, who by their great commercial enterprises have enriched nations, peopled wildernesses, and extended the bounds of empire.

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If, on the other hand, he take pleasure in naval tactics, he will assuredly have full scope for his taste.

I can scarcely analyze these feelings: but it must be partly owing to the free scope given to the imagination.

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It afforded scope for the full exercise of all his powers, and he seemed to be perfectly at home in it.

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After considering the client's description, it is up to the appraiser to determine if an adequate scope of work can be developed.

2006 USPAP and scope of work

[USPRwire, Tue Jul 30 2019] Tactical Scope Market -- Overview Firearm enthusiasts use some special kind of optical sighting equipment like the variable tactical scope to achieve a high level of accuracy when firing rifles, shotguns and handguns.

Tactical Scope Market Growth, Trends and Value Chain 2018 to 2028 by FACT.MR

I wanted to maintain the lightweight, compact carbine theme, so for sighting I mounted a compact Bresser TrueView Konig 1-4X 24mm scope in a set of 30mm high rings.