Accept
Make sure
Make sure verb - Make a point of doing something; act purposefully and intentionally.
Both terms in one sentence
- However, if the film is at least half over, I will accept said item from a dying comrade we've gotten to know well, if his dying wish is to "make sure this gets to my wife" or similar.
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In The Beggar Queen, the main character, Theo, is asked by the revolutionary leader Florian to make sure that the capital city will accept him as a leader when he returns from a journey.
Source: That Man Is Dead - It only works once (except for the size change), but the flowers will accept Elixirs and return nothing, so make sure you remember which flowers you've hit up!
Source: Give Me Your Inventory Item
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