Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Run along
Run along verb - To leave a place often for another.
Both terms in one sentence
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Then the scene cuts to a shot of Gandalf walking with a horse and telling Sam to keep up, only for Sam to run along after them.
Source: Film / The Lord of the Rings -
The difference here is in the lack of ability to store the energy and boost off in a direction, but made up for by being able to run across the lake (there's an achievement for it too!), be able to jump and keep running, and being able to run along walls and ceilings.
Source: Super Speed
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