Come at
Force
Force verb - To cause (a person) to give in to pressure.
Both terms in one sentence
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Terrain can sometimes force attacking armies to come at one or two easily-blockaded points.
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Could count as a deconstruction, given that the aesop of the episode is that trying to force kids to become prodigies shouldn't come at the cost of enjoying the short childhood while they can.
Source: Music / S Club 7 -
Manipulative Bastard My Death Is Just the Beginning: Defeating the Big Bad in one game of the major timelines will likely send said Big Bad's allies to come at you with an even greater force in the sequels.
Source: Video Game / Super Robot Wars
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