Come
Come verb - To move closer to.
Sum
Sum verb - To combine (numbers) into a single sum.
Both words in one sentence
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He also bequeathed a significant sum to whoever could come up with an artificial flesh substitute for ghouls, so they would have a chance to re-enter society.
Source: Zombie Advocate -
Philosophically, you can sum up Taoism thus: "Go with the flow." All problems in life come from going against the natural order of things.
Source: Useful Notes / Taoism -
The bees featured in the Match Sequence come from Herrenvolk (and possibly Zero Sum as well).
Source: Pinball / The X-Files
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