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home ground

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The guidelines to basically stay home ground much of the economy to a halt, and we had no idea when normal life would resume.

He has also placed the action on home ground, cleverly locating the first half of Solo in a world he knows well.

When the home ground is large enough, two or three of these trees should be planted near the borders.

They could parallel our lines—they could give us active opposition right here on the home ground.

In another corner stood a barrel of home-ground corn meal and a big hogshead of water.

Pennsylvania was the home ground of the Jenkins mills, and Jim was determined to hit as many heads as he could.

But the impact is somewhat more pronounced on their own home ground—seeing them en masse.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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