Approaches
Steals and approaches are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Steals" instead a verb "Approaches".
Steals
Approaches and steals are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Approaches" instead a verb "Steals".
Both words in one sentence
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Death by Materialism: The hobo who steals the money from Sullivan dies on the tracks because he won't let go of the bank notes scattered around even though a train approaches.
Source: Film / Sullivan's Travels -
This film approaches it differently; Sebastian Shaw has a telepathy-blocking helmet that protects him from Xavier from the start; at the climax, Erik steals the helmet, Xavier freezes Shaw's mind, Erik kills Shaw and declares himself the Big Bad.
Source: Film / X-Men: First Class - X-Men: First Class approaches it differently; Sebastian Shaw has a telepathy-blocking helmet that protects him from Xavier from the start; at the climax, Erik steals the helmet, Xavier freezes Shaw's mind, Erik kills Shaw and declares himself the Big Bad.
Source: Deus Exit Machina
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