Ditched
Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Both words in one sentence
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She and "cousin" Rosita once ditched Mexican America because they couldn't pay off a repo man to keep their low rider, though the stable still kept together for a short while after that.
Source: Wrestling / Sarah Stock -
With no idea who is behind this mysterious deadly game session, and no way of knowing when it will finally end, the only thing Shun and other students can do is keep trying to win.The second arc focuses on Akashi Yasuto, who ditched school before the daruma dolls appeared.
Source: Manga / Kamisama No Iutoori - Succeeding PM Gordon Brown didn't even bother with a deputy PM, and then David Cameron's deputy Nick Clegg was used very much in the Prescott tradition and only got the job to keep the Liberal Democrats in coalition, and promptly ditched once the Conservatives won an outright majority.
Source: Vice President Who?
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