Conduct
Conduct verb - To look after and make decisions about.
Put
Put verb - To arrange something in a certain spot or position.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- There's a reason for it, though; even "good" shinobi are bound by a code of conduct that put the mission above one's own life.
Source: The Battle Didn't Count -
However, the plan is not to put the laser on a satellite but aboard a shuttle that would launch, conduct an assassination, and then land.
Source: Film / Real Genius - Snarky put-downs or irritating practical jokes might be annoying or hurtful, but it's not necessarily unforgivable conduct, in fiction or in real life.
Source: Jerkass Dissonance
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