Break
Break verb - To cause to separate into pieces usually suddenly or forcibly.
Head for
Both terms in one sentence
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Villainous Breakdown: When Jensen and Joe break out of the track's confines and head for freedom, Hennessey starts shouting and swearing.
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The Vikings rather quickly realize it when they invade the nest, break it open, the dragons all head for the hills...and then they meet the real boss.
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But they don't make it easy for you: if you didn't sell the Crown, but head for the fence who buys stolen jewelry after exiting the Museum with all the other loot, you can accidentally sell the Kurshok Crown and break the ending because you cannot buy back the Crown.
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