In with
Put in
Put in verb - To put or set into the ground to grow.
Both terms in one sentence
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Kaylee was an example of "just that girl showing up and having a good time"; she enjoyed herself tremendously except for one run-in with the Alpha Bitch (who got put in her place anyway).
Source: Princess for a Day -
Nope, no female empowerment or ass-kicking Sweet Polly Oliver from an ancient story here, she's just lumped in with the princesses and put in pretty dresses and makeup.
Source: Misaimed Marketing
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