hurriedly approach, to come up to someone quickly because you are in a hurry, follow up (on something), to take further action or check on something later, run an experiment, to carry out a scientific test to find out or prove something, opportunistic behaviour, actions that take advantage of a situation for personal benefit, often without considering what is right or fair, engage in (something), to take part in or become involved in an activity, let yourself off the hook, to avoid blaming yourself or feeling responsible for something, be altered / alter, to change something; be altered means to be changed

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