Take on
Take on verb - To enter into contest or conflict with.
Unite
Unite verb - To come together to form a single unit.
Both terms in one sentence
- Additionally, 'Revolution' has another reprise when the nerds unite to take on Gates.
Source: Theatre / N.E.R.D.S. -
The heroes bid farewell to their loved ones and unite to take on Doom, but the vast majority die in the ensuing battle.
Source: Comic Book / Secret Wars (2015) - Take on everyone's hate; both human, vampire, and dhampire, so that they will always have a common enemy to unite against, despite them STILL not liking each other.
Source: Zero-Approval Gambit
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