Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Rejects
Both words in one sentence
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In a draft script the "Baby Goon" brings supervillain masks, but the "Sporty Goon" rejects them and asks for balaclavas instead; however "Baby" gets to keep his supervillain mask.
Source: Malevolent Masked Men -
Eventually George decides he'll keep seeing her
but she rejects him for being too fat.
Source: Bald Women -
Since her parents are two phantoms who keep her paranoid and maintaining animals imprisioned, Agnes rejects Maggy's words and sides with her cruel Abusive Parents, who keep saying they only want the best for her.
Source: Comic Book / Monica's Gang
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