Buy
Withdraw
Withdraw verb - To move back or away (as from something difficult, dangerous, or disagreeable).
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Both words in one sentence
- The Hutts buy off the admiral in charge, who is separately ordered by Coruscant to withdraw at his earliest convenience to make the Moff look bad.
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However, he also pointed out that creative freedom does not mean freedom from criticism; the audience may not be allowed to force the developers to do anything, but it's their choice on whether or not to buy a game, and can withdraw their support when the developer doesn't listen.
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