Changes
Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Both words in one sentence
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This allows them to keep their memories after Philip II drastically changes things around while they were on a mission.
- Ken in Toy Story 3 starts out as one of the toys trying to keep the gang imprisoned, but he changes sides after he falls in love with Barbie.
Source: Heel Face Turn / Animated Films - What finally changes her mind is when Jimmy saves her life by slapping her to keep her from screaming and startling a deadly snake.
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