Go to
Go to verb - To use or seek out as a source of aid, relief, or advantage.
Separate
Separate verb - To set or force apart.
Both terms in one sentence
- Or if you go to Boston College, which is also technically a university... and not to be confused with Boston University, a totally separate institution located a few miles away.
- Get Up, Go to School, Save the World The Heartless: In one episode, Applied Phlebotinum splits the heroes into separate beings embodying their good and evil sides (although their 'evil' sides are selfish more than anything else).
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Dagenham and Jisbella can have sex during his "safe" periods, and after that, they go to separate beds that are separated by a 3-inch layer of lead-impregnated glass allowing them to see each other but preventing Jisbella from being exposed to Dagenham's radioactivity.
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