Robbed
Stop
Stop verb - To bring (as an action or operation) to an immediate end.
Both words in one sentence
- Or such as being there when the poor sweet lady in the bomb shop was robbed, but failing to stop the thief.
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When Larry gets robbed, beaten up, and left on the side of the road, the mayor and a nurse both pass him by, insisting they're far too busy to stop and help Larry.
- Vince is conflicted as his father was the reason that he lived long enough to undergo the procedure and was a generally great father.Vince: If tomorrow your father robbed a bank, would that stop you from loving him?
Source: Literature / Super Powereds
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