Prove
Prove verb - To show the existence or truth of by evidence.
Set to
Both terms in one sentence
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When Miley tries to prove she's sophisticated, her ringtone goes off playing country music which she set to because she felt homesick.
Source: Series / Hannah Montana -
According to the DVD extras, at one point it got so bad that Louise Fletcher herself stripped to her underwear on set to "prove she wasn't a monster".
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But with every ending comes a new beginning and the battles that were set to follow this great victory would prove tough.
Source: Roleplay / In The Power We Trust
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