Allowed
Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Both words in one sentence
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According to Rasmus, they weren't allowed to keep these after leaving The Empire's service, but some of the other wolves decided to keep a few.
Source: Literature / Wolfish Nature - Her training has allowed her to "focus her zeal" so she can keep perspective on the big picture, going after the "bigger fish" instead of wanting to smite every sinner she encounters.
Source: Literature / Dark Heresy - He allowed Sakaar to be destroyed in order to keep the Hulk from becoming a peaceful ruler instead of the World Breaker Miek worshipped.
Source: In Love with Your Carnage
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