Arrive
Arrive verb - To get to a destination.
Passed
Both words in one sentence
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Realistically, they assume she's dead as soon as they see her, but she's just passed out and comes to shortly after they arrive.
Source: Only a Flesh Wound - However, the Army ultimately passed up on the T28/95, viewing it as unusable in combat as the heavy weight limited movement across terrain and couldn't arrive in time for combat.
Source: Mighty Glacier - The Al-Can highway used to have way stations that radioed ahead when you passed - if you didn't arrive in time, the next way-station would go out and look for you to prove you weren't dead.
Source: The Radio Dies First
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