Controlled by
In addition to and controlled by are semantically related. In some cases you can use "In addition to" instead an adjective phrase "Controlled by".
In addition to
Controlled by and in addition to are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Controlled by" instead an adjective phrase "In addition to".
Both terms in one sentence
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The United States was the exact same, except ruled by a puppet government controlled by a Nazi-esque Ancient Conspiracy called The Enclave in addition to all of that.
Source: Evil Versus Evil / Video Games -
A key element of the game is tracking the effective ages of the various politicians controlled by the players — in addition to aging one year per game-year, they may by aged further by performing extra actions or hostile actions (such as subjecting them to KGB investigations) by opponents.
Source: Rapid Aging - In addition to their sovereign holdings on Earth, the great powers have divvied up the Moon and each one maintains a base there to keep tabs on the others.Over time, a series of technical problems began to accumulate in the systems of one of the Moon bases, D-02, controlled by the Free Alliance.
Source: Visual Novel / Critical Point
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