Do work
Working
Working adjective - Being in effective operation.
Both terms in one sentence
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They do work sometimes but usually backfire in some way, even after working for a while.
- Played for Drama: In "Robot", the K-1 is intended as an experimental machine to do work too dangerous to humans, such as working in radioactive areas or down mines.
- Hunters, surprisingly, aren't generally keen on working with Heroes, sometimes equating them to Slashers; those who do work with them inevitably attempt to take the Hero down in disgust, or become as bad as the things they hunt and must be taken out by other Hunters.
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