Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Trafficking is an antonym for keep.
Trafficking
Both words in one sentence
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The police chief tries to keep Mitchell busy by getting him to stake out a man named Cummings (Martin Balsam) who's involved in trafficking stolen merchandise and later drugs.
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In lieu of a proper collection plate, The Order has been trafficking in the drug to fund its activities, recruit cult members by getting them addicted, and keep them involved in their plans by taking advantage of their addiction.
Source: Video Game / Silent Hill -
They also run a human trafficking operation based in a secret facility, drawing their neurotransmitters out by force to use as demon food, and raising children in said facility in order to keep up with demand.
Source: Yakuza
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