Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Moving back is an antonym for keep.
Moving back
Both terms in one sentence
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He then learns he'll only get to keep it for another few minutes due to the company moving back to its original building.
Source: Western Animation / Dilbert -
But the interesting thing is his dad didn't really like Joy and only did it so that Earl knew what it meant to take care of someone (and keep Earl from moving back in with him).
Source: Series / My Name Is Earl
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