Basically for the army vs Basically for armies

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• Starkwood's basically a private army.
• I basically substitute "Army" for "Rams" of Riverview High School.
• I never cared much for army life.
• These women were sport for army scouts.
• Not that I'm any advertisement for Army life.
• For many people, translators for army are traitors.
• The Kill Club, or "KC," as we call it, is basically for solvers and fans of famous murders.
• And he was the only one that could've stopped him from scoring what would've been a game-ending touchdown basically for Westerby.
• The MAFAs provide basically for an identical accreditation procedure in their Article 4 of Section A of the Annex.
• The MAFAs provide basically for an identical accreditation procedure in their Article 4 of Section A of the Annex.
• It is basically for this reason that I voted against the report - because it corroborates and reinforces a mistaken methodology for constructing the new European State.
• That could be good for army.
• Brother Xuehu, are you really leaving for army camp tomorrow?
• Another, they've sent for Army bombing planes to blast Earle out.
• For Army illegal Measure are liberated territories, But they do so only if we are left with their soldiers.
• Construction of military barracks, border post barracks and other buildings for Army needs.
• Basically for me, dog work is a thrill, adrenaline rush if you will, that's otherwise hard for me to replicate in the world of yoghurt.
• For armies sprites, there is three different views, from top to bottom:
• All of these things that you are doing are basically for other people, right?
• Basically for the amount of money that we spend, we can do X amount of good in treatment, and 10 times as much good in prevention.