Sets and Troops

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Troops and sets are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Troops" instead a noun "Sets".

Troops noun - Soldiers collectively.

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Sets and troops are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Sets" instead a noun "Troops".

The reader never sees him commanding his troops because the day the story sets in is the day of his defeat at Aekir, followed by his death.

Source: Literature / The Monarchies of God
Of course, what Hitler didn't know was that the troops there were just balloon tanks and Hollywood sets.

Source: Defensive Feint Trap
Charles was in the unique position of paying both sets of troops: he was king of Scotland and England and they appeared to be at war with each other.

Source: Useful Notes / English Civil War

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