Conman
Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Both words in one sentence
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His defense boiled down to flaunting that he was a conman and a crook, and that it would have been in his interest to pay the victim off, but all the politicians he was funding had plenty of reason to keep the victim quiet.
Source: Series / Law & Order - The conman would look for a sufficiently wealthy family in the obituaries, and then go to the home and claim that the dearly departed had ordered...erotic material from him, relying on the family's need to avoid a scandal to keep them from examining the claim too closely.
Source: Bibles From The Dead
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