Bottom
Keep up
Keep up verb - To continue to operate or to meet one's needs.
Both terms in one sentence
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Gilligan Cut to the crewman finding the bottom of a bottle of vodka as the professor rambles on, until he gets too drunk to keep up the facade.
Source: We Need a Distraction -
As long as one remains calm (and remembers to use that map at the bottom of the screen that shows what button does what), they can reasonably keep up with a changing button layout.
Source: Video Game / Eternal Sonata - In the first game, you could die by going too fast for the screen to keep up (because it just kills Sonic when he touches the bottom of the screen), and there are other situations where you can get stuck in the scenery and be unable to get out.
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