Hold
Hold verb - To have or keep in one's hands.
Put back
Put back verb - Put something back where it belongs.
Both terms in one sentence
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She eventually overcomes this to become the most powerful woman on World and in the Church, only to be put back into slavery by New Eden when she loses both her power and her ambition to hold it.
Source: Made a Slave -
XJ9 from My Life as a Teenage Robot frequently has body parts taken off and easily put back on (or self-reassemble), although she does require a lynchpin to hold her body together.
Source: Easily Detachable Robot Parts -
Cliffhanger: The subplot with Naomi's terrorist father is brought in at the end of Glasslands, put on hold when Kilo-Five goes to find Philips, then is put back on track by the end.
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