Buck
Keep from
Keep from verb - To resist the temptation of.
Usage example: try to keep from eating all the chocolate in one day!
Both terms in one sentence
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He puts Buck through his paces harder than anyone else has so far in the series, making Buck work hard just to keep from hearing that he's been officially summoned to perform his tax service to the government of New Hong Kong.
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Precious Puppies: Fang aka Agent K-13.Buck Henry: While writing the pilot episode, it took all the restraint I could muster to keep from calling Fang 'Agent K-9'.
Source: Series / Get Smart
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