Bad
Elect
Elect adjective - Singled out from a number or group as more to one's liking.
Both words in one sentence
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Apparently something bad happened to him with the implication that Mycroft was responsible or did not elect to prevent it, which he provides as proof of not having brotherly sentiment.
Source: Series / Sherlock -
Also played straight in season 7, with President Bartlet as good cop, and President-Elect Santos as bad cop, in getting the Russians and Chinese to settle their dispute in Kazakhstan.
Source: Good Cop/Bad Cop - Played straight in Breaking Bad's episode 4 Days Out, White and Jesse elect to go out to the middle of nowhere to cook for four straight days.
Source: Locked in a Room
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