Continue
Continue verb - To remain indefinitely in existence or in the same state.
Hooked up
Both terms in one sentence
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He was hooked up to a life-support system that was installed into a chassis of a Warjack to allow him to continue serving the Motherland in battle.
Source: Man in the Machine -
This is what enables Petresun to continue his reign as emperor for two centuries, though his body continually decays and has to be hooked up to increasingly complex life support devices (to avoid the personality "bleed" effect that goes with taking a new body, he refuses to do so).
Source: Video Game / Starsiege -
Furthermore the very problem she attempted to stop will now continue freely and on a larger scale with Carlito in charge of the cartel Working with the Ex: Briggs and Charlie hooked up years ago, called things off, but remain amicable.
Source: Series / Graceland
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