Go with
Go with verb - Go or occur together.
Join
Join verb - To be adjacent to.
Both terms in one sentence
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Yank the Dog's Chain: When Petrie tries to join Littlefoot after the others go with Cera, but is unable to follow solely because of how unstable the surface he's climbing on is.
- You actually have no choice as to which group you go with — if you chose Rand at the start, you get the "strike out on your own" group, while Setsuko gets the "join ZAFT" route.
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Artistic License Military: Commander Gerald and several Claw pilots go with the Marines on a raid against the Kilrathi Command And Control ship, even though there's no logical reason (other than to keep the protagonists front and center) for them to join the mission.
Source: Film / Wing Commander
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