Keeping
Keeping noun - Responsibility for the safety and well-being of someone or something.
Orders
Both words in one sentence
- Once the next dinner begins, the chefs initially have trouble keeping up with orders but quickly pull things together and get orders out.
Source: Strictly Formula -
They believe in keeping their orders of non-interference so much that they will watch any Big Bad enslave and kill millions of people simply for keeping the freedom of will for every life.
Source: Lawful Neutral - And the only thing keeping them from actually defeating the dragons is, apparently, their childish unwillingness to work with the spy and the scientist orders.
Source: Easily Thwarted Alien Invasion
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