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	In the ] universe, an '''Assassin Droid''' is a standard ] that distinguishes itself from its counterparts with its sophisticated targeting programme.

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	The Assassin Droid serves the Confederacy by using ]s to dispatch enemy ] at far distances. The advanced targeting intelligence allows the droid to utilise the simple ] to its maximum efficiency. Something far greater then the ] of the ]. To supplement its capabilities, the droids are also equipped with a ] to defend itself from infantry close by. In addition to this is an ] which scouts the surroundings for droid forces.
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