Inserted
Put in
Put in verb - To put or set into the ground to grow.
Both terms in one sentence
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A white flash is put in its place, and also is inserted from time to time during Veemon's No-Holds-Barred Beatdown by Red Vegiemon.
Source: Hit Flash - The next day, Gaedel's contract was voided "in the interests of baseball," and a new regulation was put in place that new players could not be inserted into a team roster before their contracts were reviewed, effectively keeping anything like Veeck's stunt from happening ever again.
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Patients have had needles inserted through their eyes repeatedly, one's affliction is having worms inside his eyes, another's eye bursts out of its socket, and yet another has some kind of lenses put in them.
Source: Series / House
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