Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Permits
Both words in one sentence
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In Captain Vorpatril's Alliance, after Illyan fails to keep Gregor apprised of events:Simon: It is not often that Gregor permits himself the self-indulgence of sarcasm.
- She professes no virtues beyond self-interest, and permits all manner of crime but she does try to keep some semblance of order, such as enforcing a quarantine when a plague breaks out.
Source: Anti Villain / Video Games
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