Bases and Criminals

Bases

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Criminals and bases are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Criminals" instead an adjective "Bases".

Criminals

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Bases and criminals are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bases" instead an adjective "Criminals".

Mutual synonyms

Both words in one sentence

  • Video Game / Freelancer Truce Zone: The Freeports In a minor example, Junker bases, though they only apply to criminals (except for the Xenos).
  • Arms Dealer The victim in the Kate Shugak novel Restless in the Grave is running a black market arms operation; stealing arms from US military bases and selling them to criminals and terrorists in Asia.
    Source: Arms Dealer
  • Arms Dealer: The victim in Restless in the Grave is running a black market arms operation; stealing arms from US military bases and selling them to criminals and terrorists in Asia.
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