Contract
Put on
Put on verb - To place on one's person.
Both terms in one sentence
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Even though he had written the film under contract and had never belonged to the Communist Party, Koch was subsequently put on The Hollywood Blacklist.
Source: Film / Mission to Moscow -
Put on a Stagecoach: The actress who played Audra was written out of an episode because of negotiations with the network over renewing her contract.
Source: Series / The Big Valley -
This is also the resolution to the Final Movie; put on the spot to pick one girl for a full contract, he goes ahead and forms full contracts with all thirty-one students.
Source: Marry Them All
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