Choose
Choose verb - To decide to accept (someone or something) from a group of possibilities.
Take out
Take out verb - To find emotional release for.
Both terms in one sentence
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And then comes the Challenge Book, which for at least one of the cases will require you to take out actual pen and paper to keep track of the facts, and all of which require you to pick three clues before you can choose the guilty party.
Source: Video Game / Eagle Eye Mysteries -
For example, the second-to-last mission has you choosing to cripple the enemy's air or ground capabilities before the final assault, which parallels the UED's mission where you choose to take out Mengsk's battlecruisers or ghosts in Brood War.
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However, the next-to-last mission (if you choose to take out the Nydus worms) allows your heroes to fall down and get back up after a while (because given the bosses on that level, it's very easy for a hero to die without you immediately realizing it).
Source: You Call That A Wound
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