Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Letting
Both words in one sentence
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Extra points for letting Eiji know he needs Eiji and the OOO Driver to be able to do much of anything and letting Eiji keep the OOO Driver with him at all times.
Source: Series / Kamen Rider OOO -
Chef is praised by Gwynne for being into women's rights, noting examples such letting her keep their first (unborn) daughter instead of throwing her to white walkers.
Source: Series / Galavant -
Letting Her Hair Down: Something Gothel and the prince keep asking Rapunzel to do; Freud had a field day with the metaphorical implications of this request.
Source: Literature / Rapunzel
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