Get up
Get up verb - To leave one's bed.
Stand
Stand verb - To occupy a place or location.
Both terms in one sentence
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Plot Armor: Yusei and Kiryu must have been wearing a heavy set of them when dynamite exploded near them and they fell about three stories into a steep canyon... only to get up and stand within minutes.
Source: Anime / Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's - Saitou and Aoshi are implied to be able to stand a serious chance against Shishio in a fair fight, but injured as they are all they can do is buy Kenshin time to get up again.
Source: You Can Barely Stand -
The Apple Watch's Fitness app tracks how many hours of the day in which you stand up and move for at least one minute, and will remind you to get up if you're wearing your Watch and it didn't detect you standing up in the first 50 minutes of the current hour.
Source: Anti-Poop Socking
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