Operate
Work for
Work for verb - To be a servant for.
Both terms in one sentence
- Police, lawyers and judges look down their nose at Retrieval Artists because they don't operate within the law, Retrieval Artists don't trust the law and generally work for good.
Source: Literature / Retrieval Artist -
Every gun in the setting is also implied to have a soul, and may refuse to work for people who don't have the "right" to operate them.
Source: Empathic Weapon -
He turns out to operate various money scams, he gets prisoners to work for him by threatening to "cast them down with the sodomites" otherwise, and he has people murdered merely for wanting to testify on behalf of innocent inmates who Norton wants to keep working at the prison.
Source: Hiding Behind Religion
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