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Form ID
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Response Text
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Script Notes
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Jaggy_Hellos_PlayerReactive
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003FC068
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Remember the Pioneer Scout motto! Ever upward!
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Enthusiastic
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| 2
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003FC069
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Never forget our most important values - perseverance, preparedness and patriotism!
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Enthusiastic
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| 3
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003FC06A
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The ranks of the Pioneer Scouts will soon be replenished.
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Enthusiastic
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| 4
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003FC06B
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If you know anyone who'd like to join the Pioneer Scouts, I'd very much like to meet them.
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Enthusiastic
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| 5
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003FC06C
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Keep working on those badges, scout! Duty and diligence should be your guiding principles.
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Inspiring
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| 6
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003FC06E
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Looking sharp in that uniform , Pioneer Scout.
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Proud, impressed, enthusiastic
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| 7
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003FC06F
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Seeing you in that uniform is nothing short of inspiring.
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Proud, impressed
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| 8
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003FC070
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I hope you're keeping that uniform spick and span, scout!
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Enthusiastic but firm
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| 9
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003FC071
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That uniform is a shining symbol of our great nation. Wear it with pride!
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Proud, enthusiastic
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| 10
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003FC073
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I hope you haven't lost your uniform, scout! That just wouldn't do!
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Stern
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| 11
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003FC074
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You should put on that Pioneer Scout uniform I gave you and wear it with pride!
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Trying to inspire the player
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| 12
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003FC075
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Why not wear your Pioneer Scout uniform and show everyone that you're a real American patriot!
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| 13
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003FC076
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A loyal and patriotic Pioneer Scout would wear their uniform every day. You want to be a loyal and patriotic Pioneer Scout, don't you?
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Firm, demanding
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| 14
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Jaggy_Hellos_General
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003FC079
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These hills once echoed with the songs of countless birds. Ah, how I miss that splendid avian chorus!
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Wistful
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| 15
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003FC07A
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Unfortunately, my databanks contain no information about these large upright crabs that have moved into the area.
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Concerned
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| 17
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003FC07B
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Believe it or not, this lake was once quite beautiful.
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Wistful
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| 18
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003FC07C
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I have such fond memories of the days before the war, when the Pioneer Scouts gathered in the summer for bass fishing trips here at the lake.
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Wistful
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| 19
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003FC07D
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This lake was once home to numerous species of fish including walleye, musky, perch, bullhead catfish, carp... well, you get the point.
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Enjoying a little trivia
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| 20
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003FC07F
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In the Victorian era, men would often present ladies with dogwood flowers. If she kept the flower, the lady was conveying romantic interest.
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Like a teacher giving a lecture
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| 21
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003FC080
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Beavers sharpen their teeth by grinding them together. Don't you start doing that!
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Amused, then joking
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| 22
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003FC081
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Native Americans once used dogwood root to lure muskrats into traps.
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Sharing trivia
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| 23
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003FC082
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Long ago, barkless dogwood tree branches were used as toothbrushes. Isn't that fascinating?
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Interested
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| 24
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003FC083
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Beavers have transparent eyelids that protect their eye while they swim under the water. Talk about a built-in safety feature!
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Impressed
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| 25
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ScoutLeaderJaggyIdles
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003FFCD3
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West Virginia is home to many kinds of sparrows. There's the lark sparrow, the field sparrow, the vesper sparrow, the fox sparrow and many more.
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Cheerfully sharing trivia
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| 26
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003FFCD4
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"Pioneer" derives from the French word pionnier, which means "foot soldier."
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| 27
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003FFCD5
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A day spent in the forest should end with a thorough self-inspection to ensure that no ticks have invited themselves along for a ride.
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| 28
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003FFCD6
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Ever upwards! That's the Pioneer Scout way!
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Enthusiasm and pride
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| 29
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003FFCD7
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Approximately a third of all food consumed by humans is the result of honey bee pollination. Busy little creatures, those!
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Impressed
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| 30
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003FFCD8
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I fear I'm in desperate need of an update. There are so many new creatures that aren't in my databanks I've no idea what to call them.
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Fretting to yourself
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| 31
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003FFCD9
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I do miss seeing horses. Such noble creatures.
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Wistful, sad, open with a sigh if you like
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| 32
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003FFCDA
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West Virginia is home to two kinds of poisonous snakes, the copperhead and timber rattlesnake. Be sure to avoid them both!
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| 33
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003FFCDB
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More often than not, when you hear a bird singing, you're hearing a male. Male birds use songs to attract mates and stake out their territory.
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| 34
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003FFCDC
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Uncle Sam wants you... to join the Pioneer Scouts!
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Enthusiasm
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| 35
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003FFCDD
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What's the only difference between a slug and a snail? Why, the shell, of course!
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| 36
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003FFCDE
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I'm so looking forward to the next jamboree.
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| 37
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003FFCDF
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Join the Pioneer Scouts today! All ages are now welcome!
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| 38
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003FFCE0
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With life spans typically exceeding twenty years, American lobsters outlive most of our common house pets.
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| 39
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003FFCE1
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It's a good idea to regularly sharpen your fishing hooks with a metal file.
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| 40
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003FFCE2
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In northern climates, moss grows on the northern side of trees, where there's more shade.
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| 41
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003FFCE3
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It's a little-known fact that pine cones have genders. Male pine cones shed pollen, while female pine cones produce seeds.
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| 42
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003FFCE4
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An area or ridge of land that separates waters flowing to different rivers, basins, or seas is called a watershed.
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| 43
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003FFCE5
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The weeping willow can grow anywhere from five to eight feet in a year, making it one of the world's fastest-growing trees.
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