Come with
Come with verb - Be present or associated with an event or entity.
Both terms in one sentence
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They should really come with a warning not to attempt to operate a real motor vehicle immediately after playing.
Source: The Tetris Effect -
Conversely to the above, if a character has just recently obtained a shapeshifting license, maybe they just don't know how to operate it yet (phlebotinum doesn't always come with instruction manuals, you know).
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Most heavy weapon teams come with at least three people: two to operate the weapon, and one extra to act as a replacement if one of the other two bites it and to shoot back at enemies while the heavy weapon is setting/packing up.
Source: Video Game / Company of Heroes
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