Keep
Remain
Remain verb - To continue to be in a place for a significant amount of time.
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Friend to All Children: Fire, which is why her resolution to remain the last of her kind is so difficult to keep.
Source: Literature / Graceling - Reed intends to let Ben keep his powers and for him to keep Ben's, which will be problematic for Reed but allow Ben to remain "more human".
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There are many downsides, though; a decent arrow costs a rather large amount of souls, and you have to buy them in the hundreds to keep going; most bows are weaker than melee weapons; you have to remain stationary when preparing to fire an arrow, and manual aim is impractical at close range.
Source: Video Game / Dark Souls
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