Faces
Both words in one sentence
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Plymouth faces a similar threat from volcanic activity: If you take too long, you'll get swamped by lava.
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The Dutch kids series Bassie & Adriaan often had the villains plotting to take out the titular heroes with a bomb, which more often than not ended up exploding in their faces instead.
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Take Cover: Averted, for the extra cool of getting in your enemies' faces and killing the frak out of them instead.
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