Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Traded
Both words in one sentence
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Required by law to be sent two copies of every book ever published in the US (although they don't keep all of them — some are traded with other libraries or given away).
Source: Useful Notes / Washington, D.C. - In this society, men have very few rights and are confined to reproductive duty, being traded between cities to keep genetic diversity up.
Source: Depopulation Bomb -
The Winnebago later gets traded for another car that is in absolutely horrible condition, but will continue to run as long as they keep filling it with oil.
Source: The Alleged Car
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