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forts

noun as in stronghold

noun as in stronghold

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Dr Merrony said his discovery suggested Wales was completely integrated into Roman Britain, whereas previously only two forts were known to exist in west Wales.

From BBC

Builders in the 1970s and ’80s that took cues from prisons, military forts and overseas embassies, a collective paranoid tendency Davis summarized as the fortress city.

In her podcast, Michelle remembers that "sleepovers at Grandma's were the biggest night of the week, because you'd get them food that they shouldn't be eating... they slept in your bed, they kicked you out of your bed, I can't believe it, you let them tear up your house and make forts out of the couch."

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A children’s author recalls playing beneath tables and inside forts.

As German troops tried to cross the Meuse River and storm the defensive forts, the Belgians opened fire and drove them back.

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

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