Bases
End
End verb - To bring (an event) to a natural or appropriate stopping point.
Both words in one sentence
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Another episode featured a classical example where Jack bases his relationship strategy on Fabius Maximus and at the end of the episode this strategy is countered by one based on Hannibal.
Source: Person as Verb - Every nation's military has at least a couple highly undesirable bases or postings said to be dead-end assignments for problem soldiers.
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Two large bases belonging to Royal Guards and Free Knights each mark the North and South end of the map.
Source: Video Game / Scarlet Blade
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