Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Pop out
Pop out verb - Appear suddenly.
Both terms in one sentence
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He will suddenly pop out of the ground and keep running after you for the first and second levels before finally dying.
Source: Video Game / House of the Dead - After the first two, the genie said that he wished that his headache (which was a factor in him not wanting to keep popping out) would go away, to which Zoe says "me, too", which relieves the genie of his headache and makes him happy to pop out of the lamp again and again.
Source: Mundane Wish -
At the beginning of Chapter 4, Wess complains about how Tazmily Village changed, and Fassad replies by saying, "You know, if you keep making the veins on your forehead pop out like that, happiness will only escape you."
Source: Cross-Popping Veins
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