Conduct
Join
Join verb - To be adjacent to.
Both words in one sentence
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In chapter 67, Nozaki wanted to conduct a bullying experiment for manga inspiration, and asked Sakura if she wanted to join in.
- All three Dream Park novels take place during complex live-action adventure games, which a park security man must join to conduct a murder investigation.
Source: Show Within A Show / Literature -
When some of the school staff turn out to be evil and try and conduct mind control experiments on the student body, Brittany "Cheetah" Digger's best friend convinces her to join her as a superhero as "Pink Avenger and the Cheets".
Source: Clark Kenting
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