Bases
Key and bases are semantically related. in fundamental part topic. In some cases you can use "Key" instead a noun "Bases".
Both words in one sentence
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In one episode, Phelps pretended to be a traitor who sold the location of four key SAC bases to the Russians.
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Having bases around the world also helps the US strengthen one of its key advantages, unmatched deployability.
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For example, Marine bases established in Japan at the end of World War II were key to supporting the UN forces in the Korean War, while US bases in Turkey and other Middle Eastern allies were key in winning both Iraq wars.
Source: Useful Notes / Yanks with Tanks
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