Drop
Drop verb - To cause to fall intentionally or unintentionally.
Took
Both words in one sentence
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It took several issues for it to become plot-orientated, and even afterwards it took a while for it to drop the oneshot routine.
Source: Comic Book / Sonic the Comic - That lasted as long as it took Vilgax to have his Dragon drop by with some special equipment, at which point he absorbed Diagon and took his power.
Source: Hijacking Cthulhu -
You had to drop an antenna on it before it took off, otherwise it'd turn you into Swiss cheese with its machine gun.
Source: Vehicular Assault
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