Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Line up
Line up verb - Form a line.
Both terms in one sentence
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Revolving Door Band: The band has never been able to keep the same line up for more than two albums, meaning there's never been a "classic line up".
Source: Music / WASP -
Come endgame, you have enough Djinn to keep summoning various gods over and over again, and it's much easier to line up the correct numbers of Djinn for massive stat boosts.
Source: Video Game / Golden Sun - Although if you keep watching, you'll notice that the four snowspeeders line up in a straight line, curve to the right as a group, and then split into pairs to take out two walkers.
Source: Attack Pattern Alpha
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