Consider
Work on
Work on verb - To exert effort in order to do, make, or perform something.
Both terms in one sentence
- Some Iron Maiden fans tend to consider anything produced by the band without Bruce Dickinson fronting the band to be sub-par, although most do recognize Paul's work on the first two albums.
Source: Discontinuity / Music - Consider that its vulnerable period lasts for about a second or less, Assimilate has a charge time, and you'd probably never think to do it because assimilating an enemy usually kills it instantly, and like any Useless Useful Spell, would be expected not to work on bosses.
Source: Puzzle Boss -
In another example from Solo Command, Han and Warlord Zsinj each oversee work on a secret project, the Millennium Falsehood and the Second Death respectively, and both of them consider what they're looking at the "ugliest ship they'd ever seen".
Source: Comic Book / X-Wing Series
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