"A scoop." One of journalism's most common idioms is "a scoop," meaning, an exclusive story (exclusive to one news organization) about news, that is, a new event. Therefore, "a big scoop" is a "scoop" about a big event.
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Amazon today's offer: Deal of the day "Bridge the divide." (Also: Bridge the gap) This means, to bring two sides closer toge...
