Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Pardons
Both words in one sentence
- Afterward, Maledict keeps his word and pardons them... and lets them keep the Chaos Emeralds as a thanks for their help.
Source: I Gave My Word - They are as such: Peeta, Johanna, and Annie will be rescued at the earliest opportunity; they will receive full pardons for any crimes they have been forced to commit by the Capitol, and Primrose gets to keep her cat.
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After Galatea make a brief but quite sincere attempt to conquer the planet Butane, Princess Voluptua pardons her (partly for helping to capture Riboflavin, and partly because Bob vouches for her) with the understanding that Bob will keep her out of further trouble.
Source: "Get out of Jail Free" Card
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