reconnoiters

variants or reconnoitres
present tense third-person singular of reconnoiter
as in explores
to go to (a place or area) in order to find out information especially about a military enemy; to do a reconnaissance of (a place) An expedition reconnoitered the coast to find out the exact location of enemy forces.

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  • Every Monday throughout the season, Flyers prospects around the globe can expect a ping with a message from Armstrong.
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