Be Prepared
Americannoun
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But millions of boys wore their fleur-de-lis emblems proudly, millions of parents watched astonished as their sons developed knowledge and skills never taught in schools, and the international motto "Be Prepared" became a household phrase.
From Time Magazine Archive
"Be Prepared" has degenerated to a Tom Lehrer double-entendre; the descendants of Lord Baden-Powell are dimly imagined by contemporary cynics to be a rustic army of bug-eyed idealists.
From Time Magazine Archive
Be Prepared For A Different Market Base Your customer base changes in the weeks leading up to the big day.
From Time Magazine Archive
"Be Prepared" takes on new meaning in the latest edition of the 80-year-old guide.
From Time Magazine Archive
The scout's motto, "Be Prepared," is more than usually applicable to the work of caring for accidents which happen in the water.
From Boy Scouts Handbook The First Edition, 1911 by Boy Scouts of America
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