Harm
Harm verb - To cause bodily damage to.
Make good
Make good verb - Act as promised.
Both terms in one sentence
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Never Hurt an Innocent: The Predators only hunt those who would make good sport, and will not harm those who are clearly not fighters: sick, elderly, young, with child, etc.
Source: Franchise / Predator -
Once memebers begin to break free, they make good use of the fact they can regenerate From a Single Cell so long as their Element of Chaos is intact, both being willing to take more damage due to it and actually harm themselves if it'll give them an advantage.
Source: Good Thing You Can Heal
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