Fill in
Make
Make verb - To bring into being by combining, shaping, or transforming materials.
Both terms in one sentence
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Mercs can be quite useful in story missions as when you aren't given the means to make more of your troops but are still picking up money they can fill in gaps in your forces.
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To make matters worse, while Timmy and his companions are paying a visit to the North Pole, Santa accidentally gets injured, and now Timmy must fill in for him this year.
Source: Film / A Fairly Odd Christmas -
She made her first debut for the World Association Of Wrestling Academy at age 13, when she was asked to fill in for another wrestler who could not make a show.
Source: Wrestling / Paige
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