Get there
Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Both terms in one sentence
- But sometimes they just can't keep out of trouble and will do anything to get there way.
- Keep in mind he's calling from an entirely separate dimension/planet where demons live; a place so far away that it takes warping space and time to open up portals to get there.
Source: Super Cell Reception - As the cops are closing in, Adam slits Henry's throat as a favor, in order to keep his immortality (as well as Adam's own) a secret, resulting in Henry dying (and vanishing) before the cops get there.
Source: Cover-Blowing Superpower
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