Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Orders
Both words in one sentence
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Lampshaded in Captain Harlock: Endless Odyssey, when Tadashi Daiba lambasts the good Captain for his reluctance to give orders and keep discipline onboard the Arcadia.
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He shows everyone in the Justice League why you listen to his orders and keep your mouth shut about it here.
Source: Death Glare -
John Ford's final western Cheyenne Autumn has a German accented military officer who claims to like the Cheyenne people but unfortunately has to follow orders and keep them locked up in appalling conditions with no food and water and a group that includes women and children too.
Source: Just Following Orders
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