Ground
Put in
Put in verb - To put or set into the ground to grow.
Both terms in one sentence
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Possibly, he was an actual Federation General (in charge of some sort of ground troops, one imagines) who defected and was put in charge of the Rebel navy because eh close enough.
Source: Video Game / Escape Velocity -
They did put in their effort, the New Mutants, as a part of the cultural atmosphere of the time, but this was not nearly as ground breaking of an effort as The New Universe was.
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In subsequent games, Bungie actually deliberately put in the ability to lower your weapon without having to stare at the ground for the use of machinima makers.
Source: Artistic License Gun Safety
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