Cannot
Hire
Hire verb - To take or get the temporary use of (something) for a set sum.
Both words in one sentence
- Because they cannot declare war (it's bad for business), they can instead hire mercenaries to fight for them, and a research item will make the mercenary's allegiance hidden to other players.
Source: False Flag Operation -
Donald is so unlucky that he cannot even capitalize on it (winning the "Unluckiest Man in the World"-contest, working as a Butt Monkey for hire).
Source: Born Unlucky - One cannot help feeling he was hoping to be contradicted... after all, if he really thought his ability was so low, why did he hire himself out rewriting other authors' works?
Source: Compliment Fishing
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