Enacting
Stop
Stop verb - To bring (as an action or operation) to an immediate end.
Both words in one sentence
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With Catlike Tread: The comical version, where the freaks make plenty of noise when enacting Ricky's plan to stop Skuggs but he fails to notice them.
Source: Film / Freaked - They fail to stop the villains from enacting a terrorist attack, the backlash of which results in Ozpin's political disgrace.
Source: Reality Ensues / Web Original - The Cowboys won that Super Bowl, but the NFL quickly put a stop to it by enacting what became known as the Deion Sanders rule; outlawing such tactics by correlating a player's signing bonus with the yearly salary on their contract.
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