Pass
Pass verb - To shift possession of (something) from one person to another.
Succeeded
Both words in one sentence
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Also, allowing her katra - her spirit/memory - to pass into human Amanda Greyson, which meant that if the secession vote succeeded the katra of the Surak bloodline would be forced off Vulcan.
Source: Literature / Spock's World - The end result was that Mauchi failed while Parakewl passed, Androssi was the best Fisherman but Hong Chunhwa also managed to pass, Ho died and Koon succeeded.
Source: Cheaters Never Prosper - Also made pretty much explicit by how the Big Bad of the film was defeated; while a ghost and having apparently succeeded in stealing the treasure she spent the entire movie going after, she is forced to "pass on" after being tricked into admitting that she no longer has any unfinished goals.
Source: Ghostly Goals
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