Charges
Targets
Both words in one sentence
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Later, a jet targets its laser at Jack, and the salesman pops out of the plane to explain that Jack hasn't yet paid the charges for 370 buckets of cottage cheese.
Source: Webcomic / Mulberry -
He sets explosive charges, easily kills many targets (yes, including tanks) with an advanced automatic rifle and to maintain stealthiness, stabs infantry with a knife.
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The unit are actually glad to have them, although it means they have to re-prioritize their targets, and the feds withdraw their support as soon as the union corruption charges have been made.
Source: Series / The Wire
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