Accept
Select
Select verb - To decide to accept (someone or something) from a group of possibilities.
Usage example: selected only two people out of 300 applicants for the summer internship
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Both words in one sentence
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Shout-Out: One Citizen on Level 8 opens a conversation with "Your mission, should you choose to accept it..." One of the nicknames you can select for your character is Suicide Squad.
Source: Video Game / Freedom Wars -
Most players just select no and get on with the battle, but if you accept, and you must accept more than once, you get a Non-Standard Game Over (except in the SNES version where he wakes up in a town near the Big Bad's castle, where the innkeeper says that he had a Bad Dream).
Source: Video Game / Dragon Quest I -
The Longwing dragon captains in the Temeraire series could be a sort of Amazon Brigade — Longwings almost exclusively select female captains (it is implied that on occasion one will accept a male grudgingly, but none have been shown yet).
Source: Amazon Brigade
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