Execute
Labor
Labor verb - To devote serious and sustained effort.
Both words in one sentence
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Finding the Pirates are using human children as slave labor, Samus jumps in and massacres the Pirates before they can execute a child for being "unfit" for labor instead of reporting the find and waiting for orders.
Source: Franchise / Metroid -
Execute workers for conspiring to form labor unions?
Source: Mega Corp. -
On one side, you have the Empire of Nilfgaard, a bunch of Nazi expys who forcefully conscript the populace into labor, execute people for the slightest infractions, murder prisoners of war for no reason, and are led by a an uncaring, power-hungry dictator note voiced by Charles Dance too boot!.
Source: Evil Versus Evil / Video Games
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