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"a fortress" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to refer to a structure that has been built for defensive purposes, or a secure and safe place. For example: "The castle was a fortress against any potential attackers."
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At a Fortress Europe, perhaps?
Build a fortress.
"It's a fortress.
Its Britannia Stadium is a fortress.
My house is like a fortress.
Later it became a fortress.
Calais increasingly resembles a fortress.
Everything is like a fortress".
Why? Beats me". Now that's a fortress.
It's a fortress, of course it is.
Someone probably could build a fortress skyscraper.
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