Bring in
Bring in verb - To receive as return for effort.
Leave
Leave verb - To cause to remain behind.
Both terms in one sentence
- A similar trick can be done in City Life 2008: bring in lots of impoverished Have-nots to your town, leave the simulation running, and return later with millions of dollars in your treasury.
Source: Game Breaker / Simulation -
He pretended to reform, knowing that the folks would get suspicious and bring in Mickey, who would bring the Brush with him, so the Doc could take it and rule the Cartoon World when the folks there remembered him enough for him to leave.
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