Bring
Work on
Work on verb - To exert effort in order to do, make, or perform something.
Both terms in one sentence
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Would Not Hurt A Child: The Paladin's torturer can't bring himself to work on Mia, and getting an epic verbal beatdown from child!
Source: Webcomic / True Villains -
You then bring that robot back to the present and begin work on the next one, until all of them have been rescued.
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And when you do bring him back, he steps aside and lets his kid work on the farm.
Source: Video Game / Rune Factory 2
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