Continue
Continue verb - To remain indefinitely in existence or in the same state.
Keep from
Keep from verb - To resist the temptation of.
Both terms in one sentence
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He also gets shot in the shoulder during the final action sequence, yet is able to continue fighting, hold on to a chain to keep from falling several stories, and catch the heroine to keep her from falling as well.
Source: Only a Flesh Wound -
A Weirdness Censor renders these changes Invisible to Normals, who continue to see the Changed as their original human selves (and genders), leading to a Masquerade on the part of the Changed in order to keep from being committed to mental institutions or worse.
Source: Funny Animal
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