Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Shifts
Both words in one sentence
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So, toddlers keep pulling apart one of the animatronics, forcing the staff to keep putting it back together by the end of their shifts.
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Starting at Blue ( to keep the illusion of the normal Sugar Bowl), then shifts to green in x-4, yellow in x-5 and so on.
Source: Video Game / Eversion -
Starting with the specials the focus shifts to Malcolm Tucker, and series three portrays his bailing-with-a-thimble fight to keep the government in power.
Source: Series / The Thick of It
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