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Cboutin3 Posted 13 years ago
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Is this all correct for past tense when I'm describing a war? Despite millennia after millennia of constant strife, no side had been able to gain even a definitive, permanent advantage over the other. Even with their vast differences, the tanar'ri and the baatezu were surprisingly balanced combatants.
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It has other problems: Despite millennia of constant strife, neither side had gained a definitive, permanent advantage over the other. Even with their vast differences, the tanar'ri and the baatezu were very evenly matched combatants.
- It has other problems: Despite millennia of constant strife, neither side had gained a definitive, permanent advantage over the other.
- Even with their vast differences, the tanar'ri and the baatezu were very evenly matched combatants.
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It has other problems:
Despite millennia of constant strife, neither side had gained a definitive, permanent advantage over the other. Even with their vast differences, the tanar'ri and the baatezu were very evenly matched combatants.
Despite millennia of constant strife, neither side had gained a definitive, permanent advantage over the other. Even with their vast differences, the tanar'ri and the baatezu were very evenly matched combatants.
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