Aim for
Chase
Chase verb - To drive or force out.
Both terms in one sentence
- When misfortune strikes, it never hits her, but it does seem to have a laser-guided aim for Logan, Stacy, Chase and Michael.
Source: Suetiful All Along - For example, in a car chase, he explains that small-caliber weapons can't penetrate the engine block, so it's best to aim for the windshield, or try to ricochet bullets up from the ground, as it's really hard to drive when you've got bullets coming at you from under your car.
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