Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Retelling
Both words in one sentence
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Even Henry's own retelling of the event years later does not seem to keep the details straight.
Source: Music / Henry Rollins - The retelling of Rapunzel is basically In-Name-Only, as the title character is already a princess, but so wild and free-spirited that her tutor places her in a tower to keep her from being distracted from her lessons in being proper royalty (super-long hair is apparently very regal).
Source: Whole Plot Reference
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