Keeps
Stop
Stop verb - To bring (as an action or operation) to an immediate end.
Both words in one sentence
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However, if he uses his powers to gamble, he is quickly unable to stop and keeps on winning and winning.
Source: The Gambling Addict -
When he grabs her and tells her to stop screaming, she keeps on screaming, and he ends up accidentally breaking her neck in trying to make her stop.
Source: Literature / Of Mice and Men -
Retroactive: Karen keeps having to travel back through the time machine to stop Frank from murdering his wife, because each loop keeps getting worse.
Source: For Want of a Nail
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