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Be Prepared

noun

  1. motto of the Boy Scouts of America and of the Girl Scouts of America.



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Medical and psychological rehabilitation will continue and the hostages must also be prepared, says Ms Shwartz, for the moment "when the real world comes in".

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There is, though, a question about how far the opposition's allies – including the US – might be prepared to go to intervene.

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And while the fearsome Scythian hordes who stalked the Eurasian steppe might show you some hospitality by inviting you to dinner, Herodotus warned that you should be prepared to have your drink served to you in a human skull.

“That comes with it a lot of volume that we need to be prepared for,” she said.

"And we in the OfS will be prepared to act if we think universities are not meeting those duties."

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