Approach
Come up
Come up verb - To come near or nearer.
Usage example: the girl came up to the counter and asked if she could have her order prepared to go
Both terms in one sentence
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Fortunately for you these rare moments always seem to come up whenever you approach them, and last as long as you need them to.
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Had John (or Paul on the "Day in the Life" example) been classically trained or had a more "academic" approach to music, they might never have come up with such original ideas.
Source: Achievements in Ignorance -
While Nanoha does come up with plans in combat, even if they are insanely reckless plans, this is essentially her approach to using magic, which doesn't work out too well for her in this setting.
Source: Leeroy Jenkins
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