Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Left out
Both terms in one sentence
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In fact, these laws were written specifically to keep babies from being left out in the cold.
Source: Doorstop Baby - The 'wrestling' bit is left out, too, but this and the other changes are all needed to keep it from being basically a rerun of the origin story as told in the first of the previous trilogy.
Source: Pragmatic Adaptation -
Invoked in Homesick: My Own Story where an eleven-year-old girl thinks that adopting a baby would improve her parents' marriage and keep her adopted older brother from feeling left out.
Source: Babies Make Everything Better
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