Divide
Work out
Work out verb - To determine (a value) by doing the necessary mathematical operations.
Usage example: after working out the cost of a college education, we've decided that it's never too early to start saving
Both terms in one sentence
- There's also a divide between Shapers and normal humans, but this can work out multiple ways—some people hate and fear Shapers (though not too openly), some venerate them, and some just accept them as a part of life.
Source: Fantastic Racism / Video Games -
Divide and Conquer: The Copperhead attempts to turn the team against each other during a hunt for lost Incan gold, and for a while it works, until the various team members work out just what's going on.
Source: Comic Book / Seven Soldiers -
And, in Outbound Flight, it's mentioned that before they leave every member of the crew is given a thorough medical exam... Divide and Conquer: Ultimately how Thrawn handles both the Vagaari and Outbound Flight, though he seems to regret that the Genghis Gambit didn't work out.
Source: Literature / Outbound Flight
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