Come
Come verb - To move closer to.
Head for
Both terms in one sentence
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Two solutions are presented; you can either head for South America and join the first rebellion you come across, or you can do what Sharpe does and walk away.
Source: So What Do We Do Now? - Ice Age 2: The Meltdown: All the herds head for a giant log that would serve as a boat when the flood waters come.
Source: The Ark -
It took the Morlock leader to pull the knowledge from Alexander's head for Alexander to admit it and come to terms with the knowledge.
Source: Set Right What Once Went Wrong
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