Enter
Enter verb - To go or come in or into.
Take out
Take out verb - To find emotional release for.
Both terms in one sentence
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When Percy, Grover, and Annabeth enter the Lotus Casino, the camera zooms on the car they later take out.
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You must defeat all of them using the same ball to enter your initials as the new Master; fortunately, some of the shots will take out two opponents at once, so only ten shots are needed to complete the mode.
Source: Pinball / Street Fighter II -
Cavalry of the Dead: In The Good Prince, Ambrose takes advantage of the fact that all of his subjects from beyond the well are technically ghosts, and summons their forms as such to take out the Adversary's army through pure fear, by having the ghosts enter their innermost psyches.
Source: Comicbook / Fables
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