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Meanings of build a base in English

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Usage of build a base in English
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Still, the obtained data build a base for important future research.
Pubmed
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It sounds corny but we really build a base one customer at a time, he added.
Reuters
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Consolidate, build a base for the next push.
The Disposable Male
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Marine Maj. Keith Owens, the battalion's executive officer, told Danger Room: Our role is to build a base camp.
Wired
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PAKISTAN: China is in advanced talks with Pakistan to build a base on the Arabian Sea, near the city of Gwadar.
News.com.au
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Newer organizations often have to spend more on administration or fundraising while they work to build a base of committed donors.
The Power of Giving
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ACT are struggling as much as ever to build a base of supporters who are drawn to their libertarian economic beliefs.
Radio NZ
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What we are ordered to do... is to find the largest portal planet orbiting the Sade-138 collapsar and build a base there.
The Forever War
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He says the 3D printer technology Nasa wants to use to build a base on Mars could be tried out on the Moon first.
Radio NZ
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Often out at sea for a stretch of six months, Li's thinking was to build a base in Hegang and keep a lid on costs.
Reuters
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I've just been building a base after the spring, she says.
The Guardian
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BUILDING A BASE However, pro bull riding has its limitations.
Reuters
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Build a Base Think about your climbing like a pyramid.
Climbing Magazine
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This was the first of many future climbs, so we started building a base-level understanding.
Climbing Magazine
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They built a base on Thule Island, and no one in London seemed to mind.
Outposts: journeys to the surviving relics of the british empire
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Trump built a base of support behind his presidential campaign by vowing to fight illegal immigration.
Reuters
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