Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
See as
Both terms in one sentence
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Harry and company see as far as this before they have to run for it to keep their own minds.
Source: Literature / Blood Rites - This was actually Invoked in Vaudeville to keep ticket sales up, as people expected to see as many acts as they wanted when they bought a ticket.
Source: Walking Out on the Show -
Lensman Arms Race: The entire series can be see as one between the Riders and the Roidmudes, as both sides keep developing new weapons, powers, and technologies to try and beat the other, neither ending up at a disadvantage for long.
Source: Series / Kamen Rider Drive
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