Make
Work on
Work on verb - To exert effort in order to do, make, or perform something.
Both terms in one sentence
- Instead of flirting, why don't you work on your jutsu and make the team stronger?
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The Mad Scientists in Deadlands are similar to the Wild Cards series example above; the devices they make barely work on their own, if at all.
Source: Gadgeteer Genius - Crosses work on Christians, Stars of Davids work on Jews - but the expert warns that using a Star of David on an Arab vampire will only make it angry.
Source: Clap Your Hands If You Believe
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