Direct
Direct verb - To cause to move to a central point or along a restricted pathway.
Both words in one sentence
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Mildly Military: Though Genetics has direct ties to the military and is by proxy a military school, the environment puts less emphasis on military and more on school.
Source: Manga / Freezing -
On 3rd Rock from the Sun, Tommy got Dick to direct his school's production of Romeo and Juliet so that Dick could cast him as Romeo opposite August as Juliet.
Source: School Play - So when Kshin is targeted by the school bullies, he feels unable to fight back, leading to him disobeying a direct order not to touch Mandrake's sorcery books and summoning the titular demon.
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