Favor
Favor noun - An act of kind assistance.
Pressure
Pressure noun - The burden on one's emotional or mental well-being created by demands on one's time.
Both words in one sentence
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Kenshiro "convinces" a sleazy bartender to do him a favor and watch over some orphaned kids by hitting a pressure point with a one-month time delay, promising to come back and "turn off" the pressure point's effect.
Source: Brick Joke -
Disney Fication: This series was the point when the Fleischers were starting to abandon much of their earlier cartooniness in favor of trying to emulate Disney, no doubt due to pressure from Paramount.
- Counter Attack-centric characters lend themselves easily to this definition because of the need to master the precise timing of their counters, as do Mighty Glaciers in games that favor the relentless pressure of Fragile Speedsters or Jacks-of-All-Stats.
Source: Difficult but Awesome
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