Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Removes
Both words in one sentence
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As they're squaring off, Achilles removes his helmet with, "Now you know who you're fighting." And then Hector removes his to keep the fight fair.
Source: Film / Troy - Not to be confused with Demythtification, which removes the magical elements, but can keep the Black and White Morality and such.
Source: Low Fantasy -
Chieko in Babel gets fed up with the way some boys at the next table in a restaurant keep looking at her, so she removes her panties and flashes them.
Source: Going Commando
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