Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Run with
Both terms in one sentence
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Though if WWE '12 and WWE '13 are to be believed, they fully intended to keep the Implant Buster's name during her run with the company.
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He then demands Aka'ar's pregnant wife Eleen and her unborn son killed, as the unborn son is the true heir of succession, and Kirk, Spock and McCoy have to go on the run with Eleen to keep her safe.
Source: Imperiled in Pregnancy -
Kirk, Spock, and McCoy have to go on the run with Eleen to keep her safe.
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