Bases
Stand and bases are semantically related. in foundation topic. In some cases you can use "Stand" instead a noun "Bases".
Both words in one sentence
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Write Who You Know: Louie regularly bases his in-show stand-up material on some incident that occurs in the episode.
Source: Series / Louie - They can ravage ground forces and bases unprepared for them, but mostly can't stand up to sustained anti air fire (especially from turrets or a fortress).
- You hit the ball to the gap, and when the outfielders get the ball, instead of throwing to second base to prevent you from getting a double, they will either do nothing (if you stand still at the corner bases) or throw to home plate if you attempt to score.
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