Contract
Put in
Put in verb - To put or set into the ground to grow.
Contract and put in are semantically related in fold together topic. Sometimes you can use "Contract" instead a verb "Put in".
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The things Wayne gets in trouble for are quite reasonable things to put in the kind of contract he signed.
Source: Film / Wayne's World -
Either way, Anna Henrietta has Geralt put in prison for Syanna's death, where he resides for nearly a month until Dandelion is able to talk the court into freeing him based on the Witcher contract.
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Failure Is the Only Option: When he was put in a "feast or fired" match with Senshi, stipulation being the winner would get a brief case (presumably a contract for a title shot ala money in the bank) but instead it contained a pink slip, meaning Daniels was fired from TNA anyway.
Source: Wrestling / Christopher Daniels
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