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Read the sentence from the passage. It was true that I'd read the newspapers every day, carefully scouring them for details about the new underground train What does the narrator MOST LIKELY mean by scouring
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Read the sentence from the passage.

It was true that I'd read the newspapers every day, carefully
scouring them for details about the new underground train
What does the narrator MOST LIKELY mean by scouring in this
sentence?

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Answer:

Searching

Step-by-step explanation:

He SEARCHES them for details about the new underground train.

User Reza Dehnavi
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searching them carefully
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