Caves
Facilities and caves are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Facilities" instead a noun "Caves".
Facilities
Caves and facilities are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Caves" instead a noun "Facilities".
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Both words in one sentence
- In the Isaac Asimov novel The Caves of Steel, the people of the overcrowded, quasi-socialist 47th century use communal bathroom-shower-laundry facilities called "Personals".
Source: Wondrous Ladies Room -
Turns out it was a system of natural caves, with a few small manmade connecting tunnels, housing for 200 men at most, some middlingly sized ammunition depots, and rudimentary medical facilities run by The Dragon (Ayman al-Zahawiri is a qualified surgeon).
Source: Elaborate Underground Base - Allegedly, Osama bin Laden's "command centre" in the caves of Tora Bora mountain was this, with reports of fully equipped hospitals, hydro-electric power stations, a hotel, a tank park, and facilities for 2000 men flying around prior to its capture by NATO forces during Operation Enduring Freedom.
Source: Elaborate Underground Base
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