Complete
Complete verb - To bring (something) to a state where nothing remains to be done.
Staying
Both words in one sentence
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The only thing that prevents it from being a complete loss is Nao managing to trick Yokoya into staying in the game because of his pride.
Source: Manga / Liar Game -
Then midway through the episode Shawn reveals that the girl was staying at his house because her dad hits her, and it turns into a Very Special Episode complete with a PSA at the end.
Source: Series / Boy Meets World -
A super-bossy Heroic Wannabe, she finds an excuse to head into the Grasslands just before things start going to hell and insists on staying there until she can complete her self-assigned mission.
Source: Rebellious Princess
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