Go over
Go over verb - To turn out as planned or desired.
Work
Both terms in one sentence
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Lucius comes to Heloise's house when she has Jimmy to go over something work related with her.
Source: Mistaken for an Imposter -
Trying to compare the work done by real scientists with the writings of a random person on a conspiracy website will not go over well.
Source: Fandom Berserk Button -
It's no big surprise they go over to the hero's side.Inigo: I just work for Vizzini to pay the bills.
Source: Film / The Princess Bride
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