Take over
Take over verb - To serve as a replacement usually for a time only.
Work together and take over are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Work together" instead a verb "Take over".
Work together
Take over and work together are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Take over" instead a verb "Work together".
Both terms in one sentence
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Saying Yes to the "Let's work together and take over the Earth" request from the final boss in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door treats you to a short bunch of dialog boxes describing how you and the boss took over the world and darkness enveloped it forever.
Source: It's a Wonderful Failure -
While they work together to take over the world, Lisseth views him as The Dragon rather than a equal.
Source: Big Bad Duumvirate -
Also, the potential end of this Cold War is the stated reason that the aliens show up in the first place, to take over the world before the two sides work together well enough to take over their planet, which they have no idea exists in the first f-ing place.
Source: The Great Politics Mess-Up
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