Offer
Offer verb - To put before another for acceptance or consideration.
Took
Both words in one sentence
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His brother, Ray'd, later took Richard up on an offer to use a dwarf as a substitute for a wishing bone.
Source: Half the Man He Used to Be -
It's not clear if that's what happened or if that would become the "official story" if Cath took his offer to ally himself with British interests; either way, the offer isn't taken.
Source: Video Game / The Last Express -
She refuses, but Arthur Ranson had apparently pitched a non-canon Elseworld series where she took up the offer.
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