Good
Intact
Intact adjective - Not lacking any part or member that properly belongs to it.
Both words in one sentence
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Good Torque stays clean and his family photograph he was carrying perfectly intact despite the lack of any carrying case and the fighting he's involved in.
Source: Bullet-Proof Fashion Plate -
Good Thing You Can Heal: Kaihama explains that mermaids can regenerate from just about anything so long as more than 2/5 of their body is intact.
Source: Manga / Hana the Fox Girl - While "Tutti Frutti" from Here's Little Richard was originally "Tutti frutti, good booty," much of the song was left intact.
Source: Radar / Music
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