Make
Set out
Set out verb - To give a representation or account of in words.
Both terms in one sentence
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Lampshaded later when River Song calls out the Doctor on this ("You make them so afraid.") as a violation of the ideals he set out with.
Source: Mook Horror Show - Writer Amit Bhaumik, also one of the pranksters, admitted that he set out to make the darn thing canon.
Source: Un Installment -
He viewed that as an even more terrifying industrialization of inhumanity and became so disgusted with mankind, set out to "make pigs of them all".
Source: Industrialized Evil
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