How words are described
Both words in one sentence
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This example actually works out for the best, however: In the process of his date with the star, George Jetson ends up involved in some shenanigans with a circus troop, and he does them a favor.
Source: Two-Timer Date -
Also generally averted in the main plot itself: it's clear that things are happening, but if there isn't a timer on the screen, it's generally a justifiably longer process (military invasion, massive troop movements, etc) that proceeds at the speed of plot, allowing you to level grind.
Source: Video Game / Final Fantasy VI -
Already badly burned and left with one eye as a result of the plane crash that left him and his Boy Scout troop stranded in the wilderness, he struggles for the next 28 years to keep his tiny community together in the face of the CUT and other threats, taking even more injuries in the process.
Source: Literature / Emberverse
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