Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Move back
Move back verb - Pull back or move away or backward.
Both terms in one sentence
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After he dies and starts visiting his widow as a ghost, he suggests that the friend move back in with her to supposedly keep her company, when in fact he's trying to carry on the affair.
- On that note, if I left my small hometown years ago because of a dark secret in my past that I never talk about, I'll keep that fact in mind, leave the will and estate business up to the family lawyers, and try my best not to move back there or visit the place for any other reasons.
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