Acted
Direct
Direct verb - To cause to move to a central point or along a restricted pathway.
Both words in one sentence
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The Shogunate had a quandary: the ronin had violated a direct order from the Shogun by avenging their master, yet some said they had acted according to Bushido by avenging their master.
Source: Useful Notes / The 47 Ronin -
Her statement about wanting to be reckless like the Doctor puts a bow on this, while directly recalling episodes in which she acted like the Doctor, most notably this episode's direct antecedent, "Flatline".
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However, where Ctom always acted alone with no close allies, and with as little direct conflict as possible, Falafel gathered as many allies as possible and took part in many of the game's most violent attacks.
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