Hold
Hold verb - To have or keep in one's hands.
Rid of
Rid of verb - Do away with.
Both terms in one sentence
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Strong as They Need to Be: Ricky can get rid of chains and handcuffs, hold a Descending Ceiling, tear a hole in the prison wall... yet a prison cell is able to hold him.
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Three space pirates hold the Enterprise hostage; Trip sacrifices himself to get rid of the pirates.
Source: Stupid Sacrifice -
Even if they can get rid of the tens of thousands of members in the current societies, penitentiaries can't hold all of them; likewise, if one triad goes away, another will spring right up.
Source: Film / Triad Election
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